The High Dials
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| The High Dials | |
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| Origin | Montreal, Canada |
| Genre(s) | Indie rock Power pop |
| Years active | 2000–present |
| Label(s) | Rainbow Quartz |
| Website | www.thehighdials.com |
| Members | |
| Trevor Anderson Robbie MacArthur Chris McAllen Max Hebert Eric Dougherty |
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| Former members | |
| Rishi Dhir Robb Surridge |
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The High Dials are a Canadian indie rock band from Montreal, originally known as The Datsons, and then The Datson Four.
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 — starting with their second album A New Devotion. They have toured with fellow Neo-Psychedelia band The Brian Jonestown Massacre.
Current band members include: songwriter, vocalist, and guitarist Trevor Anderson, guitarist Robbie MacArthur, bassist Chris McAllen, drummer Max Hebert, and keyboardist, backing vocalist Eric Dougherty.
Past band members include: bassist/sitarist Rishi Dhir and drummer Robb Surridge.
In 2007 the band licensed the song "The Holy Ground" to Rogers Wireless for use in television commercials.
[edit] Discography
- "The Datsons" (1998, as The Datsons)
- See! (2000, as The Datson Four)
- A New Devotion (2003)
- Fields in Glass EP (2004)
- War of the Wakening Phantoms (2005)
- The Holy Ground EP (2007)
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