Hideaway

For some reason, Delays always sound a lot better when the sun comes out so Hideaway couldn’t have arrived at a better time. The apparent electro direction of ‘Valentine’ has been ditched for a return to the guitars, yet this is still as bright and shiny as a new pin. In many ways it is the kind of both song and record that you might hear from one of the manufactured pop brigade – but that is by no means a criticism.

Phil Udell, 24 May 2006

For some reason, Delays always sound a lot better when the sun comes out so Hideaway couldn’t have arrived at a better time. The apparent electro direction of ‘Valentine’ has been ditched for a return to the guitars, yet this is still as bright and shiny as a new pin. In many ways it is the kind of both song and record that you might hear from one of the manufactured pop brigade – but that is by no means a criticism.

Phil Udell

Indie golden boys Delays are back – and they’ve gone all shiny and techno on us. But then that’s what happens when you make a record with produer-to-the-stars Trevor Horn.

2006-03-21 - Interview

In a manner befitting their name, various setbacks and the loss of over a hundred demos have meant the follow up to the Delays’ widely under-rated 2004 debut has endured a difficult birth. The wait, however, has been worth it.

2006-03-08 - REVIEW

After postponing their Irish tour due to have taken place earlier this month, Southampton's Delays have announced they'll be coming over in early 2006.

2005-10-19 - News

Oh the irony, The Delays have announced that their Irish fans are going to have to wait a while before they get to see the Southampton collective perform live.

2005-08-05 - News

With a new album due for release this autumn, The Delays have announced a series of Irish dates.

2005-06-16 - News

Southhampton's The Delays waste no time on their tour.

2004-09-09 - News

2004-08-16 - Interview

There’s something reassuringly real about Delays. They’ve kicked around the dreary provinces (in their case Southampton), gigged every toilet in the UK, supported Ocean Colour Scene and released a string of singles that have inched their way towards the bottom end of the Top 40.

2004-03-30 - REVIEW

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