Delica’s "half electronic, half synthpop, half goth" blend of music captures the emotion of an unspoken word, a single moment. From penetrating rhythms to swirling atmosphere, the songs are at home both on the darkest dance floors and on those long drives to nowhere.

     Their latest CD Poison Of Preference is another step forward for their already club-friendly sound, drawing on the beautiful vocal combination of Herm and newest member Emily. Those familiar with their work will find all the elements that have made them unique in the synthpop world, combined with new soundscapes that carry their songs into the future.

     Delica has venued in countless clubs, opening for bands such as The Birthday Massacre, Diorama and Decoded Feedback, in high-profile shows like Oktotenfest, The Future of Pop and EBMfest. Their powerful live show consists of music and performances that captivate listeners and earn them enthusiastic new fans.

     The band was forged with Herm as the core member, recording a cassette under the name The Deal. Rich and Steve joined shortly afterwards and contributed to numerous CDs in the years that followed, changing the band name to Delica along the way. Emily, an "unofficial" member during the recording of The Chemical Rift, joined shortly after that CD's release.