Dialtone Los Angeles, California
There are no "real" rock bands left on the indie music scene anymore. Remember when rock music was cool enough to be a cultural touchpoint? Dialtone is a true modern rock band unique in today's stagnant and pussified rock music world. A critic once described us as "taking the pristine indie pop song and then rolling it around outside the punk club." Dialtone are down and dirty power pop. ... more
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