Spitfire - Self-Help CD Wooden Stars best described as noisepop with

best described as noisepop with shoegaze elements

and it is tribute to her creative ambitions and capacity that the collaboration is yet another quantum leap in her artistic development

5" (across chest) x 28" (down back)

recorded at Toronto’s Union Sound Company with producer Ian Gomes

maybe it’s inevitable that Toronto rockers Dearly Beloved would answer the weird silence of global pandemic with a roar

Spitfire - Self-Help CD Wooden Stars best described as noisepop with"Spitfire made Self Help stand out from the pack of dollar sign eyed metalcore sycophants by going completely over the top. Not a single whine tinged cry baby clean vocal exists on this album. The band goes for the throat to get a visceral, super catchy record that flows smoothly from start to finish. It contains no glaring flaws but delivers several excellent tracks that bear repeated listens and recognition a killer record coming from an overly