Wes Vega - Music

At 0150 GMT On December 1 1975 Every Telephone In The World Started To Ring. A Quarter Of A Billion People Picked Up Their Receivers To Listen For A Few Seconds With Annoyance Or Perplexity. Those Who Had Been Awakened In The Middle Of The Night Assumed That Some Far-Off Friend Was Calling Over The Satellite Telephone Network That Had Gone Into Service With Such A Blaze Of Publicity The Day Before. But There Was No Voice On The Line Only A Sound Which To Many Seemed Like The Roaring Of The Sea To Others Like The Vibrations Of Harp Strings In The Wind. And There Were Many More In That Moment Who Recalled A Secret Sound Of Childhood-The Noise Of Blood Pulsing Through The Veins Heard When A Shell Is Cupped Over The Ear. Whatever It Was It Lasted No More Than Twenty Seconds. Then It Was Replaced By The Dial Tone. Dialf@sky.Com. “Like Dive Dive’s Sharp-Elbowed Precision-Punk Mixed Up With Radiohead’s Most Rockingest Outings Dial F Are Full Of Subtlety And Complexity But Make A Most Pleasing Racket.” - Nightshift Magazine
"... A Cocksure Burst Of Indie Rock ..." - Oxfordbands.Com "Supergrass Through A Tunnel Of Grunge." - Quickfix Recordings "...Awesome ..." - Tim Bearder BBC Oxford Introducing "Brilliantly Raw..." - Burning Legacy Promotions "This Drumming Is A Bit Wayward The Guitars Too Fuzzy And The Vocals Sound A Mess Production Is Poor And Lyrics Sound A Bit Posh...." - Slice The Pie read less