The ten years since Delerium found themselves on the dreamy Semantic Spaces album have been filled with dancefloor hits, guest vocalists (mostly female), and two million units sold. Bet you forgot Delerium is/was a Front Line Assembly side project! Besides Rhys Fulber, Bill Leeb, and stacks of synths, Delerium and Front Line Assembly share a love of structure; it's just that Delerium favors pretty over gritty. There's plenty of glorious, grandiose orchestration on The Best of Delerium, and more widescreen,...   [ read more ]

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In the 1970s, Jimmy Norman worked with 'Marty Willson-Piper's tenure with the Saints was apparently a brief one; after adding his estimable guitar prowess to 2005's Nothing Is Straight in My House, the former Church axeman is absent from 2007's Imperious Delirium, with the Saints reconfigured as a scrappy power trio this time out. Chris Bailey's straightforward, elemental guitar figures recall the nervy tone of the band's superb early work, though the songs are wordier and less muscular than the stuff o...   [ read more ]

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