Krisma, also known as Chrisma, is an Italian musical duo formed by Maurizio Arcieri and his partner Christina Moser. The pair embarked on their innovative journey in the music industry in the late 1970s, initially embracing a new wave and synth-pop sound that went on to influence the Italian electronic scene. Krisma evolved their sound constantly, incorporating elements from various genres and were known for their experimental and avant-garde approach.

Their creative output spans several decades, during which they released a number of albums and singles that showcase their willingness to push musical boundaries. Albums like "Cathode Mamma" and "Clandestine Anticipations" stand as testaments to their pioneering work in synth-oriented music, while releases like "Iceberg" illustrate their capacity for reinvention. Krisma’s enduring legacy in the music scene is evident in their compilation releases such as "Krisma (Greatest Hits)" and "The Best," which offer new and longstanding fans alike a comprehensive look at the highlights of their innovative and eclectic catalogue. Their work, including the recent "Opera Punk" and "Emo Euro Emo," continues to be celebrated for its originality and its influential role in the evolution of electronic music in Italy and beyond.