Delta Of Venus Makes A Bold Entrance With The Hypnotic “Disengaged”

Delta of Venus steps into the scene with a track that feels anything but hesitant.

Delta of Venus has delivered a stirring banger with "Disengaged." It is a shoegaze-drenched indie pop song. It is a part of their double A-side single alongside "Slipping". The band is from Mystic, Connecticut. They lean into textured instrumentation and dreamy melancholy. Issy's vocals drift above Ellery Twining's layered guitar work, and Mat Tarbox's basslines. With these, Shawn Fake's frums anchor the haze with precision. The emotional weight of the song is enhanced by a compelling long-form music video. It reimagines Joan of Arc as a modern symbol of feminine resistance set in Mystic. This visual storytelling adds a conceptual depth to the already powerful music. The music video is directed and styled by photographer Michelle Gemma and edited by James Canty.

"The music of the song feels both nostalgic and current."

"Disengaged" was recorded at Dirt Floor Studio. It is produced by Eric M. Lichter. This song is polished yet intimate, reflective yet forceful. It is a strong introduction for Delta of Venus, that pairs moody sonic textures with bold visual ambition. With this release, the band invites listeners not just to hear, but to feel.