GeeKay tells an imaginary journey in the direction of an inverse universe where the infinite lies not in expansion but in contraction, directed towards the micro rather than the macro. The exploration of a place where megalopolises can have the dimensions and appearance of a microchip. GeeKay emerges as another "concept" interlude in Abramo Satoshi's already diverse discography with a fleeting return to an explicitly electronic sound. An energetic use of the saxophone intertwines and alternates with vigorous vocoders and synthesisers, articulating on a disruptive rhythmic groove. GeeKay, a literal extension of the acronym GK, stands for GŌRUDEN KŌDO, which translates from Japanese to "Golden Code."