Photo by Stef Murza / Words by Willa Rudolph Brooklyn-based quartet Rat Palace makes self-proclaimed “post-punk [music] for people that have an average screen time of 7 hours […]
Dreampop / Electronic / extraterrestrial psych pop / NYC
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“2 Way Path”: Hey Arnold and Inner Child Delight on Cal Fish’s Newest Track
Photos by Justina Tran / Words by Willa Rudolph Today, multi-hyphenate artist and musician Cal Fish is dropping a new track along with a music video. The Brooklyn-based […]
Alt Pop / extraterrestrial psych pop / Indie Rock / NYC / Psych Rock
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Starfox and the Fleet seek nothing less than music-based salvation at “Who Killed Rock ‘n’ Roll?” space rock extravaganza
“No I ain’t got no religiongot no church or superstitionsOh but I still have a visionthat you’ll break free from this prison…”—Starfox and the Fleet “Tiger in the Room” […]
Alt Rock / Indie Rock / NYC / Shoegaze
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Brooklyn’s Post-Punk Komodos’ New Single “Deliverance”
Words by Willa Rudolph / Photos by Yehoshuah Sejour After a month away from The Deli I am back [editor’s note: thank goodness!] in time to announce Brooklyn’s […]
Alt Pop / extraterrestrial psych pop / Indie Rock / NYC / Punk
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First President of Japan drop second single “Haunt You,” supernatural-themed diss track speaking to real-world concerns
You want your j-horror fantasy? A cursed little ghost girlfriend?Sadako from “The Ring” shit?Purgatory in your TV? Obsessing over you after i’ve died?—First President of Japan “Haunt You” Words by […]
Alt Pop / Indie Rock / NYC / Singer Songwriters
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Ilithios PT 2: Exclusive music video drop for “How We’ve Faded,” bandmates dish on the making of “Every Bird Ever”
Here at DeliCorp we’re not typically big fans of sequels, remakes, franchises, etc. You can keep your Marvel Universe, we’re over it. But we’re not over Ilithios. Sure, […]
NYC / Uncategorized
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Pons bring the noise on new single CAN’T STAND IT, a James Brown “cover” that utterly transforms the original while perfectly capturing its essence…
Worlds by Jason Lee; Photos by Sydney Tate James Brown was a noise artist. There we said it. Or he could be at times, at least. Obviously we’re […]
Alt Rock / Indie Pop / NYC / Singer Songwriters
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Klovis Gaynor & The Urinal Cakes find the divine in the profane on provocative new single
Words by Jason Lee. Portraits by Jenny Alice Watts. Content warning: explicit language, strong sexuality, reclaimed slurs, spiritual yearning, unbound love, unrestrained lust. Let’s just say that if […]
Alt Rock / Grunge / Indie Rock / NYC / Punk / Singer Songwriters
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Talkin’ them “When I Get Paid” blues, the fiery new LP from Nuclear Family Fantasy
Words by Jason Lee. Photo by Paul Gillard. We don’t get to say this enough but now we get to say it at least, it’s a goddamn shame […]
Alt Rock / Classic indie / Grunge / NYC / power trios
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Digamy digs deep and releases first-ever single after a hiatus of over a decade, reclaiming muddy roots in the process
Words by Jason Lee; Photo by Dozen Fingers Photography From the Blues Brothers (1980) to the surprisingly well-executed reboot of The Muppets (2011) and beyond, the trope of […]
Alt Pop / Classic indie / Dreampop / Indie Rock / NYC
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Ilithios soars with avian grace on second LP “Every Bird Ever,” equal parts introspective & electrifying
We have this (former) friend who a few years back was fully on board with the Birds Aren’t Real conspiracy which claims birds as a species went extinct […]
Indie Rock / NYC / power trios / Psych Rock
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Alphabet City share an A-level debut single with “Yesterday’s Papers” while sounding anything but…(release day)
Words by Jason Lee “Yesterday’s Papes (That’s Me!)” is the debut single by brand new-to-the-world baby band (only in terms of record releases tho’) Alphabet City but this […]