The White Wires “Did You Forget My Name” MP3

“The White Wires have filled WWII to the brim with hook-injected power-pop.” – AV Club

“…spunky, hook-filled rock ‘n’ roll.” - AOL Spinner

“I think the single best SXSW 2010 performance by a band I hadn’t seen before had to have been Canadians, the White Wires…The Ottawa trio ripped it up with a short, sharp set of hook-laden rock n’ roll that reminded me a lot of late ’70s new wave — think the Nerves, Rezillos or even Tom Petty. Despite being mid-afternoon, they had the crowd dancing and left me wanting more. Seriously awesome.” - Brooklyn Vegan

“…the mandarins of the local garage scene.” – Ottawa Express

“Playing pop punk songs that brought in elements of everything from rock’n'roll to the Beach Boys to ’80s pop, it was a bit like they had swallowed a radio playing the history of later 20th century pop music…The White Wires’ songs are simple but infectious, making for a fun time.” – Exclaim!

“”Be True To Your School (Til You Get Kicked Out)” is just a straight up, power-pop, punk song that gets you amped no matter where you are. Basically, these Canadians just want you to rock.” - Filter

“Imagine if you will, a dirter Soviettes mixed with a hint of the Shelby Tigers with a cheeky touch of the Sultans and the Night Marchers.” - Maximum Rock N Roll