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Manchester, United Kingdom (2009 – present)

Delphic are an / three piece that aims to be the future sound of Manchester, by mixing euphoric electronica with anthemic songs. The group who formed in 2009, is made up of James Cook (vocals and bass), Matt Cocksedge (guitar) and Richard Boardman (synths). They are also accompanied by Dan Hadley on drums.

Delphic released their first single This Momentary in 2009 on the french record label Kitsuné. The last few months of 2009 were good months for Delphic they had their first TV appearance on “Later… with Jools Holland”, the video to “This Momentary” was nominated for 3 UK Music Video Awards and they were also nominated for the “BBC’s Sound of 2010 list” in which they came third.

The Start of 2010 brought a sell out UK tour and it saw the release of their debut album Acolyte which was released in the UK on 11th January, and entered the UK album charts at #8. In March Delphic released their fourth single Halcyon on Polydor records.

On June 29th, 2010 Delphic released Acolyte in North America on Los Angeles-based label Dangerbird Records.
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  • patOzzO

    New album is quite different, but that's why I like Delphic. [2]

    22 May 3:35am Reply

  • Sockmonkey15

    Your opinion Punk-Fiction, doesn't render a perfectly sound album "incompetent". You're in good company if you don't like Collections as much, many people don't, and it's quite apparent. Saying that it's insulting to the band's previous works is asinine however, and you're personally not in a position to make such a judgement. Hell, I don't like Collections as much as Acolyte, but Delphic is entitled to their own artistic pursuits, which they exercised in making a different sort of album. It's fair to say that you dislike it, but it's not fair to make objective and overly-harsh statements. Music is rarely objective.

    17 May 11:31pm Reply

  • KatyTut

    Their perfomance in Astrakhan was stunning thanks a lot <3 P.S. "Atlas" is especially cool *_*

    17 May 11:47am Reply

  • Punk-Fiction

    Just because Collections sounds different from Acolyte doesn't grant it instant competency, it's ridiculously boring and an insult to the talent they've displayed in the past.

    17 May 4:17am Reply

  • Sockmonkey15

    Devin Townsend's new album includes and features pop influences and styles. Pop has it's place in modern music, and always will. People bitching about Collections just don't care for pop music, which is fine. But it's inherently no better or worse then Acolyte. YOU just don't like it as much.

    15 May 10:38pm Reply

  • Mambovna

    yesterday I listened to you at RedRoks in Astrakhan! you are greeeeeeeeeeeeatt) I wish you only good life ;) thank you very much that you agreed to visit Russia)

    13 May 7:07pm Reply

  • TyreneB

    Seems there is always going to be dissension about any sort of departure from any bands perceived norm. I like a mix and change in routine. It is refreshing and like others have mentioned when I need my Acolyte fix I simply put it in queue and enjoy :)

    1 May 6:44am Reply

  • jjalsop

    lol @ all the folk bitching about Collections. It doesn't sound anything like NSYNC (seriously, are you people deaf?). If you want Acolyte, go and listen to Acolyte. Don't chastise a band for trying something different.

    29 Apr 9:31am Reply

  • Kenchiin

    ♥

    26 Apr 8:12pm Reply

  • frstoday

    Sounds much cooler when the play on stage !!

    26 Apr 7:57am Reply

  • Acquiescence

    It's not so much the individual songs I have a problem with on Collections, but rather the direction in sound that the band opted for. Mixing Passion Pit (good) with Nsync (very bad) was a bad decision, and pretty much alienated their fanbase while failing to grab a substantial new one in the process. I wouldn't be surprised if they split up soon, which is a shame really because Acolyte will always be a classic in my eyes.

    21 Apr 12:00pm Reply

  • MurilloCezar

    <3

    16 Apr 7:56pm Reply

  • Sammy20

    wow! their new album DOES sound like nsync...deleted from hdd. should have listened to the comments.

    8 Apr 9:17am Reply

  • RitkoBennington

    I wanna Delphic in Russia <3

    31 Mar 2:37pm Reply

  • saythissooner

    both albums are great'

    29 Mar 3:20am Reply

  • pink-spartan

    I like "Collections" and yes I've probably read 3759333053 comments complaining how the album is nothing like "Acolyte". I guess they wanted to try something different, I've seen a lot of artists who have new albums that sound pretty poppy, but I think it's great how they can be versatile and change their sound, it makes them not static at all.. Plus if you like their old stuff, you should just listen to their old stuff.. no harm in that, is there? lol

    28 Mar 9:59am Reply

  • adamzZz

    Baiya is so delicious.

    6 Mar 1:09pm Reply

  • HoneyRitual

    new album sounds like N'Sync. [2] only enjoy the two first songs.

    27 Feb 12:10pm Reply

  • milann89

    Wow, this album is... uneventful.

    17 Feb 11:22pm Reply

  • Maacciej

    New album is quite different, but that's why I like Delphic.

    16 Feb 12:48pm Reply
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