James Blake has reached the point where he’s transcended genre definition, which is no mean feat. Arguably one of the most influential figures in the electronic music scene recently, his first self-titled album reached critical acclaim, gaining a stunningly broad audience despite not being overtly accessible to most ears. Now is the time for the challenging ‘follow up album’. Undoubtedly one of the most hotly anticipated releases of 2013, ‘Overgrown’ has a lot to live up to.
Norwegian disco merchant Lindstrom can’t really put a foot wrong at the moment, he’s just released his fantastic new album ‘Smalhans’ and now we’ve just come across his new remix of Lana Del Rey’s ‘Blue Velvet’.
Manchester’s Delphic have finally given their new album a name and, most importantly, a release date of January 28. Made in a farm just outside Manchester ‘Collections’ was then produced in part by Tim Goldsworthy and Ben Allen in America.
Delphic are preparing to release their second album at the beginning of next year, with the Manchester band having already released the first single ‘Good Life’ which was met with positive reviews, thousand of plays, and even saw the song picked up for the London Olympics.
Delphic are finally ready to unveil the first piece of new material from their, as yet unnamed, second album – ‘Good Life’ was actually on the short-list for the new Olympics song but narrowly missed out to some band called Muse.
Anything Brodinski can do, Horsepower can do better. Horsepower are trinity of well-established producers including Bart B More, Tommie Sunshine & RipTide.
Polydor is the guise of Thomas Houthave who is signed to Brussel’s label Midnight Munchies – he’s just released his third EP after the success of his 2011 EP ‘You Better’.
Clearly when Renaud Deru was in Mustang it didn’t allow him to experiment with different style and genres. Well, clearly this isn’t the case under his new guise ATTAR!.
We featured new female singer-song-writer Claire Maguire a few weeks ago, well now she’s enlisted Mr shyness Siriusmo to remix her track “Ain’t No Body”. Siriusmo is a German producer and graffiti artist who works with Modeselektor. He famously doesn’t perform due to stage fright and is one of electronic musics more reclusive characters. Which is [...]
One of the reason why Delphic’s debut received such high priase was because of the sheer number of releasable tracks within it – and Halycon is the next song to get a release. We have the bizarre, but equally good dub step/grime/indie (if it’s not, were not sure then) remix from the fairly unknown L-Vis [...]
Delphic have managed to justify the hype around their debut album, their ability to marry dance-floor electronics and rock in perfect harmony – with the talents of their producer Ewan Pearson – means that that the hype of the last 18 months was well-founded and ‘Acolyte’ is a excellent debut album. I have no doubt [...]
After a great DJ set at thewarehouseproject we have small sample of what Delphic played on NYE featuring dance remixes of counterpoint and doubt as well some of the band’s favourites songs. Their debut album ‘Acolyte’ is released this week and it’s fantastic. Enjoy. Altenative Therapy Delphic Special by LostlivesAudio
Delphic have sent us a great video previewing their next single ‘Doubt’ – it will be released on January 4th 2010. We will try and find out from the guys who will be on remixing duty. httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rHtzMMUChrQ
Delphic are the latest band to try and navigate the windy roads of hype and success. They comprise of James Cook (vocals), Matt Cocksedge (guitar) and Richard Boardman (multi-instrumentalist) Dan Theman (Drums) and have been tipped by many for great success through the usual channels of hype and word of mouth. But this is all [...]
