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Deleter
last updated 2026-09-11 11:26
Deleter
Plays on LTZ: (historical total not available beyond this vault's episode folders)
Tracks played
Pitchfork — played 2026-07-09
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Deleter — Pitchfork
Played: 2026-07-09
Manchester post-punk band. "Pitchfork" is their third single, examining the political paralysis of being caught between increasingly polarised positions — memorable rock riffs colliding with jazz-tinged chords. Recorded in a single day at The Warren; two and a half minutes of frenetic, uncompromising energy. Keeps the opening segment's pace up.
Deleter
Origin: Manchester, UK · active
Members: Five-piece band, formed through "chance online encounters between strangers" (specific lineup names not confirmed via available sources)
Genre: Post-punk, with jazz- and neo-soul-inflected harmony
Discography:
Pitchfork (single, 6 July 2026) — self-released — recorded in one day at The Warren with Stephen Harrison; their third single
Facts:
Vocal delivery has drawn comparisons to Art Brut, swinging between conversational sprechgesang and anthemic soaring
Press coverage (Obscure Sound, music is to blame., Plastic Mag) so far centres entirely on the "Pitchfork" single — no wider discography or bio has surfaced yet, consistent with an emerging act