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barcelona's delorean mine a territory between dance music and independent pop, producing a sound that is distinctly theirs. this is the record it took delorean 10 years to evolve into, a fusion of dance music (including their native spanish balearic house) and contemporary pop music. the dance-club rhythms and airy melodies they've toyed with in the past are fused and textured, making for a deeply obsessive, hypnotic album that retains the easy appeal of great pop music. looking at 30+ years of club music history with fresh eyes, delorean have made an album that is dense and soulful. our first listen to subiza was exhilarating, every subsequent listen is a revelation.

what’s been said:

“if the horrors think they’ve got the drop on the reinvention thing, they might want to have a chat with these lads. from the basque region of spain, they started out as emo rockers before morphing into euphoric trance-pop meerkats. snapped up by hypercool french bloggers fluo kids for their fool house label. this highlight from their ayrton senna ep is like mainlining glitter.” — nme

“they can be as airy and suave as air france or phoenix, but their unremitting beats are also plenty huge enough to convert fans of cut copy or mgmt…on the ayrton senna ep, the group’s burgeoning dance-pop savvy comes into bloom with three unstoppable summer bangers.” — pitchfork (best new music)

“aryton senna is broad, dumb fun, but it’s also immaculate and deeply considered. in short, aryton senna is delightful. and that’s not a statement i often make without qualification or exception.” — cokemachineglow

"a perfect summer record, indeed; as much to please an intimate group of friends on a camping trip as an amphetamine-charged dance floor" - tripwire