The High Dials
The High Dials are a Canadian indie rock band from Montreal.
The band started out playing a brand of pop music strongly influenced by 1960s British mod styles, but their sound evolved to become a form of power pop, more influenced by psychedelic music. They released two albums on Rainbow Quartz Records, A New Devotion (2003) and War of the Wakening Phantoms (2005), before releasing their most recent record, Moon Country (2008) independently. They have toured with fellow Neo-Psychedelia band The Brian Jonestown Massacre. Notably, Rod Argent, keyboardist of The Zombies performed on their song "Picture of a Fading Man" in 2006. In 2007, their song "The Holy Ground" was featured in a Rogers television ad. Professed fans of the High Dials include Steven Van Zandt and Andrew Loog Oldham.
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The band started out playing a brand of pop music strongly influenced by 1960s British mod styles, but their sound evolved to become a form of power pop, more influenced by psychedelic music. They released two albums on Rainbow Quartz Records, A New Devotion (2003) and War of the Wakening Phantoms (2005), before releasing their most recent record, Moon Country (2008) independently. They have toured with fellow Neo-Psychedelia band The Brian Jonestown Massacre. Notably, Rod Argent, keyboardist of The Zombies performed on their song "Picture of a Fading Man" in 2006. In 2007, their song "The Holy Ground" was featured in a Rogers television ad. Professed fans of the High Dials include Steven Van Zandt and Andrew Loog Oldham.
Current band members include so...
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The High Dials Products
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