Following the release of their debut EP ‘LTKLTL’ in May and a run of shows with Mutiny on The Bounty, Glasgow’s Dialects have announced that they’ll be heading out on tour with Sólstafir next month. The band have stated:
‘”We are extremely grateful to have been given the opportunity to tour with a band the size of Sólstafir this early in our career. The thing that has fascinated us most about them is their fans. From reading comments on their social media pages it’s clear how much the band means to them on a personal level, as well as a musical level. We’re buzzing to get out on the road with them and hope we can tap into that same relationship and bond.”
The prog, math, post-rock 4 piece take influence from the likes of And So I Watch You From Afar, Brontide and Maybeshewill and have shared stages with a host of amazing bands including LITE, Mutiny on the Bounty, The Physics House Band, Jean Jean, United Fruit, Flood of Red & The Polar Dream.
Debut EP “LTKLTL” was engineered, mixed and mastered by Glasgow producer Nick Lawrie (Vukovi, Prides). Check out two of the tracks here:
‘Spectacular Supernovae’
‘Restless Earth’ –
UK Tour w/ Sólstafir:
28th July – Nottingham, Rock City (Basement)
29th July – Glasgow, Audio
30th July – Liverpool, Arts Club
31st July, Birmingham, The Temple
1st August – Colchester, Arts Centre
Dialects also play London this week: 28th June – New Cross Inn, w/ Waking Aida
‘Monumental, cosmic-themed music for the masses, for fans of deafening instrumental music, big pedal boards, long beards, air drumming, and bands like And So I Watch You From Afar and Maybeshewill’ – Musical Mathematics
‘Full of all the things post and math rock fans love – odd time signatures, dramatic changes in pace and delicately poised melodic guitars that threaten to explode at any moment’ – Spectral Nights
‘Dialects deliver an uncompromising flow of precise compositions that take no prisoners along their path’ – Emerging Indie Bands
Dialects are: Conor Anderson – Guitar Steven Gillies – Guitar Ali Walker – Bass Jonny Gormley – Drums
