XLR8R — As we reported yesterday, Spanish synth-pop quartet Delorean suffered a kidnapping scheme while in Mexico this past weekend for MUTEK.MX, and is thankfully safe again after the incident. Now, the band has issued a statement about the trying experienc... more info

Consequence of Sound — "This could have occurred anywhere in the world." more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — A planned Mexico City tour stop turned into a nightmare for the Spanish electronica quartet Delorean over the weekend. more info

Consequence of Sound — Band members held for ransom in their hotel. more info

XLR8R — After performing at the 10th edition of MUTEK.MX last weekend (read our full review here), Spanish quartet Delorean fell prey to a "virtual kidnapping" scheme while in Mexico City. Fortunately, the band is now reported as being safe following the inc... more info

Popdose — Ready for an excellent adventure? Fire up the Delorean, pad your shoulders, grab a turbo dog and bag of corn nuts, we’re about to bend the polyester fabric of space and time. Can music sound totally retro and modern at the same time? Let’s find o... more info

Nialler9 — WHAT a year it’s been for Le Galaxie. What a year last year was for Le Galaxie. From Forbidden Fruit to Electric Picnic’s Body And Soul Sunday headline slot to supporting Delorean in London to to last weekend’s 3D oracular spectacular in Meetin... more info

Impose Magazine — As The House of Vans' host, and the often clothing-option frontman of Les Savy Fav, Tim Harrington likely had a better summer than all of us. Putting the nail in the coffin, though, is this special video of Harrington and his band getting primped... more info

XLR8R — Wrapping up another week full of many new gear announcements, the latest This Week in Music Tech showcases the studio of Spanish electronic pop outfit Delorean, says farewell to Moog's Little Phatty, and catches up with legendary synth designer ... more info

XLR8R — A little less than three years ago, XLR8R deemed Delorean's Subiza LP to be our favorite release of 2010. Apar—the Spanish outfit's first recorded material to surface since then—finds the quartet only carefully tweaking the Balearic-tin... more info