Mark DeVito
Another great release!
Now if we can only get Moon Country on vinyl!!!
Get all 10 The High Dials releases available on Bandcamp and save 40%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Primitive Feelings - Part II, Primitive Feelings - Part I, Foreverish, In the A.M. Wilds, Desert Tribe EP, Yestergraves EP, The Holy Ground EP, War of the Wakening Phantoms, and 2 more.
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Fear Of Heights
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My Dream Addiction
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Co-Stars
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Cold Shoulder
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Work Of Fiction
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Rays Of Shade
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The High Dials Montréal, Québec
The High Dials returned in 2018 with a new line-up and the “Foreverish EP”.
After a UK tour
in 2019, they unveiled a new LP in two parts. “Primitive Feelings, Parts I & II” is a predatory summer mix of lo-fi 90s grooves, acid rock guitars and razor-sharp humour.
In a 4-star review, Shindig Magazine praised its “heady, intoxicating set of tunes which reveal hidden depths with each listen”.
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