Released January 1994, Talk To Me is the first release by Guelph's Dissemblers. Recorded at Grange Street Sound by Lewis Melville (Rheostatics, Skydiggers, Pat Temple, Grievous Angels) and Wayne Stokes (Skydiggers, Plastercene Replicas), this album captures the spirit of Canadian rock; southwestern Ontario-style.

Influenced by many of the Can-Rock greats the Dissemblers retain a unique sense of individuality by writing songs which reflect the world through the life and times in their home town. With three lead singers and four songwriters contributing folk/blues/rock and country compositions, the Dissemblers entwine a vast collection of styles and sounds that weave together to mysteriously create a single, complete sound. This album is a must for anyone curious about the alternative musical styles which are evolving outside of Toronto. Talk To Me begins with the all important task of an orchestra checking feedback levels and banjo tuning. Then it's curtain time...