Three years ago, Delphic were thrust onto the scene as the new saviours of dance-rock crossover.
Mostly, debut album Acolyte sounded like this particular Manchester band had supped hometown New Order influences with their mothers' milk: a blizzard of electronic jingles and jangles, it even glanced nervously at the wreckage of Klaxons while throwing its ravey hands in the air.
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