From the iPod #11 - "Silence"

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Canadian electronic band Delirium is the brainchild of Bill Leeb and Rhys Fulber, who had previously worked together in industrial act Frontline Assembly. With Delirium, the duo moved away from the often harsh FLA sound , creating instead lush, sometimes haunting, sometimes danceable tracks, over which various female vocalist's sing. Delerium's 1997 album Karma was full of such tunes, including the international hit (#1 in both Ireland and Scotland, as well as numerous Top 5's) "Silence." Sarah McLachlan did the vocals on "Silence," and her performance set the bar pretty damn high for other Delirium guests. Odd's are, if you've heard one Delirium song, it would be "Silence." If you haven't heard it, it's beautiful, and I've included a link below. (I met Leeb and Fulber after a Delirium show in Boulder, CO. They're both really nice guys.)