Delays
Star Tiger Star Ariel

As it was in the ‘90s, the beginning of the new century has seen the United Kingdom harvesting a bounty of promising yet largely generic-sounding guit...

The fourth album from stalwarts Delays finds them losing themselves in lush soundscapes, but unfortunately losing their direction as well. Opener ‘Fin...

Six years since their gorgeous debut ‘Faded Seaside Glamour’, the Southampton boys have surprised many by managing to get to album number four. Still...

I have never been in a band. No obvious journo/failed musician clichés here then, more journo/never even tried to be a musician. Therefore, it is quit...

'Star Tiger Star Ariel' is the fourth studio album from the hugely under-rated indie pop outfit Delays. Right from their debut album 'Faded Seaside Gl...

You’ve got to feel for The Delays a bit; despite possessing one excellent debut in 2004’s Faded Seaside Glamour and an undeniably distinctive style - ...

From an American perspective, I kinda wish Delays got their start 10 years earlier-- true, their honeyglazed bliss-outs evoke Madchester without the d...

A long time ago, in a town far, far away – well, Southampton – Greg Gilbert sat in a cinema auditorium watching the credits roll at the end of a chees...

Listening to Delays’ fourth studio album, ‘Star Tiger Star Ariel’, you find yourself wondering how they aren’tabsolutely, stadium-killingly massive; s...

There’s something of the perennial underachiever about indie popsters Delays that makes it impossible to really hate them. Slamming their milk-fed jan...