Showing posts with label Delphic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Delphic. Show all posts

Saturday, April 3, 2010

Clancy

Clancy is a producer, DJ, musician and promoter who has been involved in the electronic music scene for most of the noughties. A product of the 90s Madchester indie scene he moved to London in order to further his love of electronic music.

He regularly DJs at East End raves and basement parties in Shoreditch and Dalston, as well as festivals like Field Day, RockNess, Bestival, Land of Kings and Great Escape. With musical heroes like Stuart Price, Lifelike and Alan Braxe, he's also remixed Little Boots, Housse De Racket, Annie and Delphic. My favourite is the "Halcyon" remix.

Delphic - Halcyon (Clancy Remix)

Delphic - Doubt (Clancy SuperNoir Remix)

Annie - Greatest Hit (Clancy SuperNoir Remix)



Tracklist:
1. Kavinsky - Pacific Coast Highway (Clancy Edit)
2. Cut Copy - So Haunted (Knightlife's Sun Soaked Reprise)
3. Ellie Goulding - Starry Eyed (Russ Chimes Remix)
4. Delphic - Doubt (Clancy SuperNoir Remix)
5. Marina & The Diamonds - I Am Not A Robot (Starsmith's 24 Carat Remix)
6. Michael Cassette - Zeppelin
7. White Label - White Label (Clancy Edit)
8. Goldfrapp - Rocket (GRUM Remix)
9. Tangerine Dream - The Dream Is Always The Same (Risky Business Film Soundtrack)

Friday, February 5, 2010

Delphic @ Debaser Medis tonight!

Ok, if you're in Stockholm tonight you're in a hurry: Manchester trio Delphic is playing at Debaser Medis tonight with free admittance before 22!

The band consists of James Cook (vocals and bass), Matt Cocksedge (guitar) and Richard Boardman (synths) with support from Dan Hadley on drums. Their critically acclaimed debut album "Acolyte" was released January 11 and should make them light up like fireworks during 2010. They describe their music as mixing euphoric electronica with anthemic songs for a post-dance world, and if I would compare them with someone it would be with another British band I really like; Friendly Fires.

They will releasing a US-only EP digitally on March 2 followed by a limited vinyl 12" release a couple of weeks later. They'll also be doing a set on this year's Coachella festival, so stay tuned!

If you think putting up this post to promote a gig just hours before it starts is a bit late you're probably right. On the other hand, had we put it up any sooner we wouldn't have been able to post the Build remix of "Doubt" that's literally hours old. It's really great to hear from a guy that we all listened to a lot during last year. Also enjoy the other remixes by What Kind Of Breeze Do You Blow?, The Chain and Doc Daneeka as well as Delphic's own remix of Phoenix.

Delphic - Doubt

Delphic - Doubt (Build Remix)

Delphic - Doubt (What Kind of Breeze Do You Blow? Remix)

Delphic - Doubt (Doc Daneeka All For Space Grime Mix)

Delphic - Counterpoint

Delphic - Counterpoint (The Chain Remix)

Phoenix - Fences (Delphic Remix)

You also really should check out the awesome mixtape that Delphic has available for download on Modular's homepage. Oh, and check out the tracks Jonny posted a while ago in case you missed it.

Don't forget to show Delphic some MySpace love! And if you are in Milano on the 11th of February you can see them there and also enjoy Sir Lancelot's DJ gig afterwards.

Saturday, January 2, 2010

A little more Le Matos

Great Canadians Le Matos, that made both mine and Arnie's lists of the best tracks of 2009, have been remixed by their fellow mate Elektro-boy. As Elektro-boy aka Cristóbal Cortes describes the remix of the classic Le Matos track: "Elektro-boy has once again opened the gates of hell...". It's a heavenly good remix straight out of hell, if I should describe it.

Le Matos - Like Perfume on a Pig (Elektro-boy Gates of Hell Remix)

Le Matos themselves made a remix not so long ago of Delphic's "This Momentary" that somehow slipped my radar. Maybe I was drunk that day or something, because I can't really understand how I could have missed out on this phenomenal remix. As compensation I share it with you guys, together with the original track.

Delphic - This Momentary (Le Matos Remix)

Delphic - This Momentary