“We’ve talked recently about the fact that punk has, in many ways, taken a turn for the positive. In 2018, thanks to likes of Melbourne’s Camp Cope and Bristol heroes Idles, the genre’s often more about self-love and inclusivity than self-destruction and nihilism – a mission statement that Toronto’s Dilly Dally with taken to with the same enthusiasm Sid Vicious harboured for heroin. The band’s bru”
“Written amid a period of intra-band tumult, Dilly Dally’s thrilling second album foregrounds frontwoman Kate Monks’ singular voice as she riffs on themes of power, sex, confidence, and self-care.”
“‘Heaven’, the second album from Canadian rockers Dilly Dally, is a glorious contradiction. Downbeat and doom-laden in sound it’s an album that mixes fuzzed-out ferocity with calm optimism. In some senses it’s dealing with a crash. Having paid their dues in their hometown punk scene in Toronto and debut ‘Sore’ delivering some success the pressure of touring caused a minor implosion. In limbo front”
