Delorean
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Based in Barcelona, Delorean has released 3 albums on Spanish label Bcore and have toured Europe (Germany, Norway, France...) and Mexico many times, most recently playing in the US (SXSW) and Russia.
2008 was a busy year for Delorean. The Delorean remix of The Teenagers debut first single was released on XL Recordings getting much critical acclaim (including a Pitchfork review). They also did an official remix for the Mystery Jets last single "Half in love with Elizabeth" (reviewed also in The Fader). More recent remixing works include a remix for the once San Francisco but now NY based band Lemonade (True Panther Records), which was also reviewed in Pitchfork, and another one for the brand new band The Big Pink ("Too young to love"), members of which include Alec Empire's guitar player and the owner of Merok records.
Even if they constantly tour, they have recorded a 4 song EP for the Fluokids related new label Foolhouse (Mondkopf, 33hz, Gentlemen Drivers). The EP is expected to be released next spring and will include several remixes in digital format. As this bio is being written they're already working on new songs for an upcomming studio recording expected to happen next summer.
Finally, they run their own club night "Desparrame" with DJ K**O (The Requesters being their closest partners), with wich they're tearing spanish clubs up, some of the guests including Radioclit, Fluokids, Top billin' or Plat du Jour.
What’s Been Said: “If The Horrors think they’ve got the drop on the reinvention thing, they might want to have a chat with these lads. From the Basque region of Spain, they started out as emo rockers before morphing into euphoric trance-pop meerkats. Snapped up by hypercool French bloggers Fluo Kids for their Fool House label. This highlight from their Ayrton Senna EP is like mainlining glitter.” — NME
“They can be as airy and suave as Air France or Phoenix, but their unremitting beats are also plenty huge enough to convert fans of Cut Copy or MGMT…On the Ayrton Senna EP, the group’s burgeoning dance-pop savvy comes into bloom with three unstoppable summer bangers.” — Pitchfork (Best New Music)
“Aryton Senna is broad, dumb fun, but it’s also immaculate and deeply considered. In short, Aryton Senna is delightful. And that’s not a statement I often make without qualification or exception.” — Cokemachineglow
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2008 was a busy year for Delorean. The Delorean remix of The Teenagers debut first single was released on XL Recordings getting much critical acclaim (including a Pitchfork review). They also did an official remix for the Mystery Jets last single "Half in love with Elizabeth" (reviewed also in The Fader). More recent remixing works include a remix for the once San Francisco but now NY based band Lemonade (True Panther Records), which was also reviewed in Pitchfork, and another one for the brand new band The Big Pink ("Too young to love"), members of which include Alec Empire's guitar player and the owner of Merok records.
Even if they constantly tour, they have recorded a 4 song EP for the Fluokids related new label Foolhouse (Mondkopf, 33hz, Gentlemen Drivers). The EP is expected to be released next spring and will include several remixes in digital format. As this bio is being written they're already working on new songs for an upcomming studio recording expected to happen next summer.
Finally, they run their own club night "Desparrame" with DJ K**O (The Requesters being their closest partners), with wich they're tearing spanish clubs up, some of the guests including Radioclit, Fluokids, Top billin' or Plat du Jour.
What’s Been Said: “If The Horrors think they’ve got the drop on the reinvention thing, they might want to have a chat with these lads. From the Basque region of Spain, they started out as emo rockers before morphing into euphoric trance-pop meerkats. Snapped up by hypercool French bloggers Fluo Kids for their Fool House label. This highlight from their Ayrton Senna EP is like mainlining glitter.” — NME
“They can be as airy and suave as Air France or Phoenix, but their unremitting beats are also plenty huge enough to convert fans of Cut Copy or MGMT…On the Ayrton Senna EP, the group’s burgeoning dance-pop savvy comes into bloom with three unstoppable summer bangers.” — Pitchfork (Best New Music)
“Aryton Senna is broad, dumb fun, but it’s also immaculate and deeply considered. In short, Aryton Senna is delightful. And that’s not a statement I often make without qualification or exception.” — Cokemachineglow