Review: Delphic – Acolyte
Posted on 10 February 2010 by admin
Delphic
Acolyte
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Acolyte
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Delphic may well set 2010 on fire.
The excitement of this UK band’s debut is palpable.
The electricity of sound mixed with an unmistakeable – yet not off-putting – calm of this album is perfect.
Delphic has such a superb hold on their sound that despite the album having an obvious beginning, middle and end, once you enter the Delphic world all time is lost.
Delphic
I hate to say it, but Bloc Party and the Klaxons make way for a new champion of indie dance.
Delphic will surely be one to watch, and easily among the top five albums of the new decade.
Tags | Acolyte, album review, Delphic
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