Get all 21 Sun Dial releases available on Bandcamp and save 35%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Rays Of The Sun - Demos 1991-1992, Echoes & Distortions - The Cassette Years 1986-1989, Borderline Club London 23.7.91, All Aboard The Mind Train, Never Fade: A Collection Of EP's 1990-1992, Reflecter Live: Rock Planet Club Italy 12.12.92, Return Journey, Reflecter, and 13 more.
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Meltdown
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Contact
04:05
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Ascension
04:39
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Sea Of Rain
03:27
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Spacedust
03:52
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Aurora
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Sun Gate
04:10
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Regenerator
06:37
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Eclipse
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Autopilot
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In The Machine
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Dark Planet
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Slipstream
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The Gates Of Eden
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Sun Dial England, UK
Gary Ramon formed Sun Dial in the late 1980s. Blending psychedelia, spacerock and shoegaze. With swirling guitars, ethereal vocals and hypnotic melodies, influences ranging from The Beatles to Hawkwind. Their early albums "Other Way Out" and Reflecter" established them as a force to be reckoned with. Each release explores vast sonic landscapes transporting listeners to otherworldly realms. ... more
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