Despite the ferocity, there is undoubtedly uplift woven into the very fabric of each of Heaven’s blistering tracks.
The album’s vibe reflects remarkable internal variations, blending electrical bursts of voice and sound.
Heaven may not sound especially revolutionary, but it quickly works its way into your mind to become an unforgettable experience.
As far as music video concepts go, digging up the bodies of your lifeless bandmates as a visual metaphor for your return from the brink of permanent disbandment, could be deemed a little too on the nose. However, that’s exactly what Dilly Dally went for to accompany advance single and sophomore album opener, ‘I Feel Free.’ It ties in perfectly with the narrative being presented by guitarist/vocalist, Katie Monks, and her bandmates, as they do their rounds of the press ... read more
This is a strange modern mix that sounds like Smashing Pumpkins and Hole mixed with some shoegaze and a gnarly, grizzled female vocalization. This is more than up my alley and I would have never expected to enjoy it as much as I did until I picked it up. This is going to be on heavy repeat for the rest of the year, guaranteed.
Favorite track: Sober Motel
1 | I Feel Free 3:40 | |
2 | Doom 3:55 | |
3 | Believe 4:22 | |
4 | Sober Motel 3:48 | |
5 | Sorry Ur Mad 3:41 | |
6 | Marijuana 4:10 | |
7 | Pretty Cold 2:38 | |
8 | Bad Biology 4:43 | |
9 | Heaven 3:15 |
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