Heaven

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.

Continuing the trend of positive punk, Toronto’s Dilly Dally blend crushing grunge with tales of redemption

A vision of a life still to live.

All their promise is amped up and taken to the red line.

The second album from Toronto's Dilly Dally, Heaven is a battle cry for a world all too often darkened by the shadows of doubt, depression and loneliness.

To reach Heaven, Dilly Dally's sophomore record, the Toronto-based four-piece first had to make it back from hell. The monstrous success of...

Toronto’s music scene was undergoing a major transitionary period when Dilly Dally released their debut album 'Sore', in 2015. It’s

It's good that Toronto outfit Dilly Dally didn't disintegrated as a band because there's some major potency to second album 'Heaven'.

Dilly Dally transition into a new sonic world while not totally achieving a new distinct feeling in our review of 'Heaven'

Heaven may not sound especially revolutionary, but it quickly works its way into your mind to become an unforgettable experience.

Album Reviews: Dilly Dally - Heaven