Dice - I Thought The Altitude Would Make It Worth The View - WORLD EXCLUSIVE SPLATTER Vinyl LP

Boorloo/Perth's DICE return with their sophomore album, I Thought The Altitude Would Make It Worth The View. Stepping away from the raw grit of their debut, the band decamped to Hollywood's legendary East West Studios to collaborate with producer Joe Chiccarelli (The White Stripes, The Shins). The result is a mature recalibration of their sonic DNA — an expansive, blissful world where punchy synths and abstract layering meet the kinetic energy of early fan-favourites like Double Espresso. It is a windows-down anthem for radical self-reflection and liberation, capturing a band finally flying at their own altitude. It's the next chapter in a remarkable run. Since their ARIA-charting debut Midnight Zoo in 2024, Ben Hodge, Tom King, Regan Beazley and Sam Barrett-Lennard spent 2025 conquering the world's most iconic stages — from sold-out rooms in London and Amsterdam to sweat-drenched shows in New York, Toronto and Denver. Rolling Stone Australia tracked the rise as "a step-up… creatively and as songwriters," while triple j tastemaker Dave Ruby Howe pegged the four-piece for their "big, free-wheeling rock vibes." Lead single COOLER — co-written and recorded with Chiccarelli, with shimmering keys from Jay Watson (POND, Tame Impala, GUM) — landed with Rockshot Magazine calling it "euphoric" and The Rockpit describing the new direction as "blissful and expansive… raw garage-rock energy with a lighter, more refined pop-rock sensibility." Pressed in 'Mountain View' Vinyl, and limited to only 200 copies with our signature, numbered obi strip. Pre-order the limited edition vinyl now. Only on Impressed.