Someone once called Delirious? the flag bearers for a generation. Nice enough perhaps, but to those who choose to listen they're more like the baggage handlers ** From church halls to stadiums, home recordings to national airplay, part time hobbies to life's body of work...but the numbers, the chic, the polish are all unimportant: what has been truly impressive about the Delirious? journey so far is their, well, it's their journey

**In 1994 the band's first incarnation - known then as the Cutting Edge band - provided left of centre worship for a hometown event. Looking back it's no surprise the direction which the band travelled in, as the crowd in those days was a mixture of church kids keen for something new and bemused locals loving the atmosphere without fully knowing why. It was there that songs like 'The Happy Song', 'I Could Sing of Your Love Forever' and 'Lord You Have My Heart' first saw the light of day. They are the songs that tell the story of passion and excitement, the songs of innocence.

**The songs got out, the buzz turned into an epidemic and Delirious? was formed. Singles were released, albums too and by 1997 the whole thing had gone international. The journey offered tracks like 'Deeper', 'Sanctify' and 'History Maker'; songs that added massive doses of ambition and confidence to the intimacy of the early work. These are songs of a people on the move, the songs of optimism.

** With more albums came more success. New countries were visited, new friendships formed and the Delirious? message caught the attention of an intrigued media and the songs? from the hushed truth of 'Jesus' Blood' to the intense vulnerability of their latest album 'Audio Lessonover?' Delirious? have made camp once more. They may be a long way from home, but the surroundings are strangely familiar: the honesty, the passion. Yet things are a little older now, a little more well travelled, worn in over years of heavy use. These are songs of reality and struggle, of determination and resolution, these are songs of experience. **

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