New music released by The Daytime High.
Choosing between Joy Division’s two full-length studio albums is nearly impossible; both are absolute masterpieces of post-punk perfection. However, Closer—released shortly after the band’s tragic end—remains one of the most powerful and atmospheric records ever pressed to vinyl.
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Hailing from Cologne, Germany, Can didn’t just make music; they constructed sonic landscapes. Their second studio album, Tago Mago (originally released in 1971), is widely regarded as their most influential work and a cornerstone of the “krautrock” genre.
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It’s rare for a band to return after 20 years with one of the strongest albums in their catalog, but Ride has done exactly that. Whether you’re a longtime “shoegazer” or new to the genre, this is essential listening.
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We’re absolutely thrilled to finally share something we’ve been pouring our hearts into our cover of The Cure’s hauntingly beautiful “Kyoto Song.”
The Cure Kyoto Song (Cover by The Daytime High) Read More »
You might know the Dr. Robert for its 60s tones, but it turns out it’s the secret weapon for 80s post-punk bite. Pair it with the Diamond Tremolo and you’re instantly transported to a rainy night in 1980-something.
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The Daytime High have created a perfectly serviceable slice of classic rock revivalism. It’s the kind of track that will sound brilliant at 2 AM when you’re three pints deep and feeling nostalgic for sounds you’re too young to remember first-hand.
Indie Dock Blog Review Beauty in the Sky Read More »
We are absolutely buzzing after reading the latest album feature from Havoc Underground! They’ve called our self-titled debut a “10-track ride” that is “tough to take off repeat.”
Havoc Underground says we “Knocked it out of the Park” Read More »
We are truly honored to share a deep-dive review of our self-titled debut from Biography Web.
An “Emotionally Stirring Trip” with The Daytime High Read More »
We are incredibly moved by the latest feature from SongWeb, which provides a deeply thoughtful analysis of our self-titled debut album
SongWeb Explores Our Sonic Journey Through Life’s Chaos Read More »
We are absolutely buzzing to share the latest feature from FLEX Music Blog, which describes our self-titled debut as a “vibrant” and “expansive” body of work. They’ve noted that this record cements our place as one of the most exciting acts in indie-rock today!
The Daytime High “Shine” on Vibrant Debut Read More »
