By the time Spanish indie dance quartet Delorean broke up in 2018, they’d notched a nine-album catalogue over 18 years that slots them comfortably among indie dance’s biggest players. Swirling together slick electronic rhythms and rock ‘n’ roll songwriting, their concert-hall-ready, upbeat songs ride on waves of sheer elation and tender ecstasy. With the propulsive flair of “Real Love” and “Stay Close” from 2010’s Subiza, Delorean achieved critical approval and broke through to the mainstream. That the band emerged from the Basque Coast and fill dancefloors worldwide is a testament to the power of global music culture.