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IntroducingYou are in: Suffolk > Entertainment > Music > Introducing > Delfini  DelfiniThe Haverhill-based five piece have added a second guitarist to their ranks of their keyboards-driven rock. Their debut album "Take It Or Leave It" is available via their website.
The BBC is not responsible for the content of external websites Help playing audio/video Alistair Mackie - guitar and vocals The band started out as a three-piece called Green Eyed Monster, but turned into 4-piece Delfini in 2003 - inspired by a name on the side of a toaster. A good job they didn't have a Smeg fridge?
Rob Andrews then joined to form the 5-a-side version which has produce the album. You can hear two songs from it on this page - "Second Chance" and "Another Day" (not the Roy Harper/This Mortal Coil song) as well as the older epic "Nobody's Gonna Walk All Over Me." last updated: 23/04/2008 at 13:09 Have Your SayTell us what you make of Delfini.. Bill john, bury Kelly Blue Hensby, Haverhill You are in: Suffolk > Entertainment > Music > Introducing > Delfini   |
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