Delusive Relics’ latest release, “Mycelium,” is a mesmerizing dive into the eerie and enchanting world of Dark Electro. The duo, composed of Farhood Nik and Anis Oveisi, crafts a haunting soundscape with rich, layered synthesizers and pulsating industrial beats. This track stands out not just as a song but as the final chapter of their EP, also titled Mycelium.
The EP is a conceptual journey into the mystical realm of fairy rings—those intriguing natural circles formed by underground fungal networks. These formations, imbued with folklore and myth, have long been symbols of magic and otherworldly enchantment. Delusive Relics skillfully taps into these themes, weaving a narrative that feels both ancient and futuristic.
“Mycelium” features a notable collaboration with Juls Garat from Pilgrims of Yearning, adding an ethereal vocal layer that complements Farhood Nik’s deep, resonant tones. The result is a track that is as captivating as it is unsettling, drawing listeners into its darkly beautiful orbit.
Fans of Gary Numan and Depeche Mode will find much to appreciate in Delusive Relics’ sound. The band’s use of synthesizers is particularly striking, creating an immersive atmosphere that echoes the best of synth wave and industrial music. The blend of electronic elements with dark, emotive vocals produces a unique listening experience that lingers long after the final note.
Overall, “Mycelium” is an excellent showcase of Delusive Relics’ ability to blend mythic themes with modern Electronic music. It’s a fitting conclusion to an EP that explores the mysterious and magical aspects of nature, leaving listeners both enchanted and eager for more.
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Farhood Nik and Anis Oveisi have reunited to form a new electronic group called Delusive Relics. After touring internationally with the band they had in China, Iran, Turkey, France and USA. Farhood reignited his love for electronic music and finally followed his childhood dream of being an electronic artist Delusive Relics describe their music as a culmination of genres such as Synthpop, Industrial, EBM and Electronic Rock and are inspired by artists such as Depeche Mode, Massive Attack, NIN and Tangerine Dream. Their reminiscent love for older forms of electronic music allow for them to create music in a style that is a breath of fresh air in today’s electronic scene. Delusive Relics 2018 debut went off with a bang as they released their single ‘A Woman’s Diary’, the first in an 11-track series titled ‘Chaotic Notions’ was release in February 2019. ‘A Woman’s Diary’ has already been broadcasted on MTV and VH1 and racking up thousands for views on YouTube. Delusive Relics pride themselves on addressing taboo issues with their music too as they dedicated their debut song to gender equality.
The independent music website Come Here Floyd, gave “A Woman’s Diary” a rave review, saying that, “Delusive Relics’ music is not only a blend of multiple genres, but it is a fascinating description of how our human emotions are such, as well.”
At 2019 Delusive Relics was nominated to New England Music Award as Best Band from New Hampshire.
They released “Blind Owl” in 2021, Now days they are working on EP called “Mycelium” which is set release at 2024.
