Delerium

I was getting into those 90s do-wave grooves.

All right, so that was by Delirium, a gentler and more ambient side project for the Canadian industrial group Frontline Assembly, by which I mean it's the same two guys, Reese Fulber and Bill Lieb, just doing a different type of music.

And also misspelling the word delirium with an E in place of the first I, possibly or probably because it's easier to copyright a spelling variant.

Now, the delirium project gave these guys a chance to invite female guest vocalists onto their tracks.

Yes, it sure is, because this is not the John Cage piece.

How many times can you remix Silence? Infinite, apparently.

In 2010, Delirium's label put out a nine-track digital compilation called The Essential Silence.

You know how a popular title for a best-of compilation for an individual artist would be like The Essential Sarah McLachlan? This song got remixed so goddamn much it needed its own best-of compilation.

Anyway, so Single Gun Theory formed a little while after, so that was really good.

And then as you know, you know, Single Gun Theory made a few albums, and then I think it was at the end of that I did the track with Delerium.

It doesn't seem like you had all this writing energy that was building up and that you, oh, you didn't get to do this in Single Gun Theory.

They, they'd written the songs, and now, oh, now I'm on my own and I'm...

Sure

... point in his life.

And that's where Delerium...

That was great.