Over the course of the last decade, Montreal band The High Dials has been one of Canada’s finest purveyors of pop music. In The A.M. Wilds, the group’s first full-length release in the last five years, the band ventures into the club scene where founding member Trevor Anderson spent many late nights serving as a DJ. While The High Dials irresistible pop melodies remain in tact, their sound has been bolstered by Joy Division-influenced guitar work, beats and melodies, lending somewhat of a darker tinge to some of their songs, as heard on album opener “Echoes and Empty Rooms,” “Yestergraves” and “Impossible Things.”