Watch: Delphic Unveil Video For "Memeo"

Delphic have unveiled the new video for "Memeo" off their new album 'Collections' out January 28th.

Watch it below.

Delphic Reveal Details Of Brand New Album "Collections"

Delphic have unveiled details of their highly anticipated second album. 

Entitled 'Collections', this full-length will follow the band's 2010 debut album 'Acolyte' and will be release on  January 28th through Polydor Records.

Having spent a good amount of time out writing, the three-piece recorded the new material with two producers: Ben Allen (the man behind the likes of Bombay Bicycle Club and Animal Collective) and DFA Records co-founder Tim Goldsworthy, who has worked with both Massive Attack and LCD Soundsystem.

Here's a quote from Rick Boardman: "We get very angry about the state of popular music and we want to bloody change it. And why shouldn’t we?"

The tracklisting for 'Collections' is as follows.

1. Of The Young
2. Baiya
3. Changes
4. Freedom Found
5. Atlas
6. Tears Before Bedtime
7. The Sun Also Rises
8. Memeo
9. Don’t Let The Dreamers Take You Away
10. Exotic

Watch Delphic 'Introducing Collections' Album Trailer below.

Watch Delphic New Video For "Good Life" (Lone Remix)

Delphic have unveiled a brand new video for the Lone remix of  their single 'Good Life', which was released in July 23rd.

The song is the first track to emerge from their currently untitled forthcoming second album and it's part of our regular rotation www.koolrockradio.com.

Watch the video below!

Video created by Delphic

'Good Life' written and composed by Delphic

Additional production and remix by Lone

Listen: Delphic New single "Good Life"

Delphic have unveiled their new single 'Good Life', which is part of the Olympics Official Soundtrack.

The track will be available to download next week,  July 23rd 2012, on Digital Download by Polydor.

Listen below.

Delphic: 'Today's bands are just trying to stay alive'

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Delphic's Rick Boardman commented on the lack of financial resources in today's music industry stopping great bands from reaching true potential.

"The lack of money in the music industry means that there's no room for bands to experiment and there's no room for bands not play it safe. I find it so difficult to hear great music coming out, because everyone's just trying to stay alive," said Rick Boardman in an recent interview.

The band feel that due to a lack of money in today’s climate there will never be legends such as Blur and The Smiths again, as record labels don’t have the funds and capabilities to allow their bands to grow.

"Will we ever hear another Smiths again? I don't know," Boardman continues. "Will a band like Blur, who had to wait for their third album to get a hit record, ever be allowed space to breath and grow? Probably not."

The Manchester trio are working on their new album and are in no hurry to release putting as much time and effort into it as possible.