Sore

AlbumOct 09 / 201511 songs, 34m 44s
Alternative Rock Noise Pop Indie Rock
Popular Highly Rated
8.0 / 10

The Toronto four-piece Dilly Dally's debut oozes with female desire. In almost every song, Katie Monk unleashes a dive-bombing scream that drops like a flare down a well, her band reinforcing the squalor of her voice with a heavy swagger redolent of some of the best ever alt-rock.

9 / 10

Like an illicit riffle through a big sister's teenage diary, lead singer Katie Monks puts womanhood at the forefront of her rock and roll.

Check out our album review of Artist's Sore on Rolling Stone.com.

With ‘Sore’ Dilly Dally prove themselves as a hungry, relentless band ready to make a lasting mark.

If Dilly Dally had any sense at all, they'd take a crash course in physics, devote all their energies to making time travel a reality, and then zip back to 1992, when every major label in America would be promising them the world to sign them to a record deal.

7 / 10

Dilly Dally's debut album is a hulking mass of sound that comes crashing down on listeners, a la the Pixies' loud-quiet-loud aesthetic. Stan...

7 / 10

Dilly Dally’s explicit, brutalist sound doesn’t stray far from the indie-punk template, but its moody determination make it a winner