New music released by The Daytime High.
We are incredibly hyped to share a new review from Less Than 1,000 Followers (LT1KF). Their resident curator, MadZen, took a deep dive into our second single, “Waterfall,” and the feedback has us ready to hit the studio even harder.
LT1KF Calls “Waterfall” an “Absolute Banger” Read More »
The London-based Indie Dock Music Blog recently featured our second single, “Waterfall,” and we love their take on our sound and the message behind the track.
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Read why KMasters is “hooked” on our debut single “Reaper.” A blend of garage rock, psychedelic vibes, and a unique shoegaze beat.
KMasters reviews “Reaper” and they are hooked Read More »
Read Plastic Magazine’s review of “Reaper,” the debut single from The Daytime High. Discover our unique blend of psychedelic garage rock and DIY energy.
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Rising Artists Blog takes a look at our debut single “Reaper.” Read why they’re calling it a captivating blend of vintage psych-rock and modern indie.
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The wow factor is how the artist is able to use his sound to create an impactful dystopian world in a few short minutes. Definitely a must-listen!
Good Music Radar Reviews Reaper Read More »
We are thrilled to share some incredible feedback on our music! Recently, the folks over at Sinusoidal Music took a deep dive into our track “Reaper,” and the review has us feeling incredibly inspired.
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We’re keeping the momentum going with another look back at the reception for our single, “Reaper.” This time, the music journal Strike A Note shared their thoughts on the track, and they really captured the essence of what we were trying to achieve.
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Los Angeles has a new rock trio to watch. The Daytime High has officially arrived with their debut single “Reaper,” a heavy-hitting blend of classic rock grit and darkwave mystery born straight out of a summer garage session.
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