Delirious? In Training For The Release Of Their Debut DVD
Last modified: 07 May 2003
Artist: Delirious?
Label: Furious Records
Date: 07 May 2003
As well as planning dates with Everyone, being busy in the studio and gigging in North America (including a couple of recent 'Acquire The Fire' events and a mini-tour of the great and the good just after Easter), the band have been playing host to various film crews, journos and media types who all seem to want a sniff of the Delirious pie these days. The boys have also been getting ready to release some more treats into the market place. May 6th sees the North American release of Libertad, the band's ear-catching Spanish language project. With new vocals recorded by Martin, Libertad looks set to continue its worldwide success as it brings the band's material direct to a new audience that is often neglected. The band have also released Access:d, their latest and most intricately delirious live offering. The double CD has already done the business worldwide and is currently taking up temporary residence on North American shop shelves.
But that's not all, as the band are currently in training for the release of their debut DVD. Out on May 31st and known as Archive:d, the digital treat brings together a bewildering array of Delirious visuals from over the years. As well as the live tour video from 1997 ('A View From The Terraces') and the promo/documentary 'Promod:e', the DVD also features the previously unreleased videos for 'I Could Sing', 'Take Me Away' and 'Waiting For The Summer'. As if that wasn't enough the techies have also squeezed on the title sequence from the Fire Tour as well the background videos from five of the tour's top tracks.
What makes Archive:d extra special is the fact that its new NTSC format means that it will play on any DVD machine, regardless of region. It's also available worldwide direct from Furious? Records [try www.delirious.co.uk] and comes in conjunction with a very special sweatshirt offer.