Dilly Dally - HeavenIts been three years since Dilly Dally released their acclaimed debut record,Sore, and in that time, the Toronto rockers managed to tour the world and take the press by storm, only to nearly call it quits and walk away forever. Rising from the ashes with more power and conviction than ever before, the bands new album is, appropriately enough, titledHeaven, and its a fierce, fiery ode to optimism, a distortion soaked battle cry for hope and beauty in a

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