Zone 3

Delivery are a band in constant motion. Fusing post-punk, punk, garage rock and dancefloor rhythms into something distinctly their own, the five- piece have spent the last few years transforming from a lockdown project into one of Australia’s most compelling and restless guitar bands - their acclaimed second album, Force Majeure, hailed “a statement of intent” by Rolling Stone.

Delivery’s album, Zone 3, marks a new chapter. Written and recorded in the wake of extensive time on the road, the album captures Delivery as a fully formed unit - confident enough to trust their instincts and adventurous enough to push beyond the sounds that first defined them.

Zone 3 is built for the hours when the streetlights burn brightest: rigid drum-machine grooves, synth pulses, wiry guitars, hypnotic basslines and vocals that shift effortlessly between detached cool and infectious urgency. It’s a record for crowded bars, packed dancefloors, darkened clubs and the hazy hours before sunrise. This is Delivery at their most focused, playful and expansive - a forty-minute trip through the city after dark, and a bold statement from a band still accelerating.