Delphic is a British electronic band from Manchester . Subscribed to the Polydor label. Their first single, “Counterpoint,” was released in April 2009 via R&S Records. The track was produced by Evan Pearson, who later co-produced their debut album Acolyte . The next single was the song “This Momentary,” released on Kitsuné Music . The clip for this song received three nominations at the UK Music Video Awards . The debut album was released on January 11, 2010 and took eighth place in the UK chart . Initially, Delphic existed as a trio, later became a quartet: Dan Hadley joined them as a drummer . The group played at festivals such as T In The Park, Reading and Leeds , Creamfields, Bestival. The team is also one of the fifteen that made it onto the prestigious BBC Sound of ... list.
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| Genres | alternative dance shugeyzing electronic rock |
| Years | 2009 - present |
| A country |  Great Britain |
| City | Manchester England |
| Labels | Polydor , Modular , Kitsuné Music |
| Composition | Richard Bodman Matt Coxidge James Cook Dan headley |
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Content
Discography
Albums
- Acolyte (2010, Polydor )
- Collections (2013, Polydor )
EP
- Counterpoint / This Momentary EP (October 2, 2009, Chimeric Records, iTunes Release)
- Doubt EP (January 3, 2010, Chimeric Records, iTunes UK Release)
- EP2 :
- Sanctuary
- Fences remix (originally by Phoenix)
- My keys, my boyfriend remix (originally by Everything Everything)
- This Momentary (extended remix)
Singles
- Counterpoint (April 2009, R&S )
- “This Momentary” (August 2009, Kitsuné )
- Doubt (January 2010, Polydor )
- Halcyon (March 15, 2010, Polydor )
- Counterpoint ( Tim Goldsworthy Edit reissue) (June 7, 2010, Polydor )
Links
- Official site
- Delphic on MySpace