Force Majeure is the second studio album by Australian garage-punk band Delivery.

[4] The album was recorded by the band and mastered by Mikey Young.

[5] Julia Mason of Clash Magazine described the album as "a riot, in the party sense of the word, and a joyous exposé of the crazy times we live in," rating it 7 out of 10,[6] and Sarah Downs of Rolling Stone called it "a statement of intent".

[8] Louder Than War's Wayne Carey reviewed the album and individual songs, stating "Force Majeure sets the pace for the rest of 2025 and instills the fact that garage punk will never be boring and can be reinvented in the right hands for the kids today.

"[7] AllMusic referred to the album as "a small-scale triumph that's built on musicians sweating it out in small rooms, cranking the amps until they begin to crackle, and plugging directly into the still-beating heart of rock & roll," giving it four out of five stars.