Acolyte

'Acolyte' is the debut album from the Manchester dance / indie pop trio, Delphic.

Produced with the Germany-based techno émigré, Ewan Pearson, 'Acolyte' was recorded mostly in his Berlin studio - the city's flourishing techno scene bleeding into the crisp grooves but never to the detriment of the band's emotive songwriting.

Whether on the explosively percussive, "Clarion Call"; the lost longing of "Submission"; the sheer contagiousness of "Halcyon"; or the epic scope of the title track, Delphic consistently demonstrate their ability to write massive songs is equal to their ability to build bangin' beats.

Splicing New Order's patent Mancunian brand of indie disco intellectualism with the unbound, arms aloft euphoria of Orbital or the Chemical Brothers. Muse gone minimal, or Kasabian on Kompakt, 'Acolyte' is a debut album of ecstatic everyman anthems equally at home on a main stage or lost out in the middle of the floor.

'Acolyte' Includes the singles: "Counterpoint"; "This Momentary" & "Doubt".