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What people are saying…

“A band that never throw themselves wildly on a great idea,  but instead nurture and raise it in absolute perfection… The Dials have made one of the most promising LPs in ages” Richard S Jones, Shindig Magazine

“In possession of a slew of great ’60s records with well-thumbed sleeves, Brighton’s Dials are rarely shy when it comes to acknowledging their sources. This second album glides effortlessly between the harmonic swoon of The Byrds (”Watch Her Walk Away”), the poppier elements of the Velvets (the Farfisa stab of “NY Radio”) and the child-like psych of Syd Barrett’s Pink Floyd (”Good Morning Mr Magpie”). All are despatched with brio and genuine affection for every genre that crosses their radar.” Terry Staunton, Uncut Magazine

“Right from the opening instrumental Sandycove – imagine surf guitar king Dick Dale fronting Syd Barrett-era Pink Floyd – it’s plain The Dials are a band who wear their influences with pride. They sound like they’re having fun, too, whether kicking up a little country dust on the mandolin-laden title track… or even taking several leaves out of ELO’s book on the extended Good Morning Mr Magpie. Best of all there’s Watch Her Walk Away, a swirling slice of ’60s psychedelia with a Byrdsian Undertow.” Peter Kane, Q Magazine

“Holy Toledo! Say hello to my new favourite band: pure energy, hard-howling, Brit-infused honky-tonk, Spaghetti-Western-worthy music that hot diggity damn, you can really sink your chops into. The Dials proved to be the show of the night. Howl-hitting loud and as intoxicating as tequila, this band reminds me of the Soledad Brothers if they took speed. “Lonely Boy” and “Where Did Our Love Go” were pure awesomeness. Seriously, The Dials get on it.” Soundproof Magazine, Canada NXNE Review

“I know it’s one of those albums I’m going to treasure for a long, long time” Mark Lamarr, BBC Radio 2

“Many knowledgeable heads nod sagely in their direction; Gideon Coe and Mark Lamarr are fans, and now having heard the album, I understand why… a great band” Bob Harris, BBC Radio 2

“Really, really good” Dave Henderson, Mojo

“If this record were a person it would wear a Nudie suit…An excellent debut 8/10″ David Cowling, Americana UK  click here to read the full review

“A twanging country psych extravaganza. Right on!” The Fly

“From the Beatles to the Byrds, from Cash to the Clash, they take a little bit from everyone and mix it all up into an exhilarating musical stew” Jerry Jodice, The Great American Music Hour WRIR 973FM Virginia