A fearless maturity and an unrelenting tone that achieves both an aggressive punch and an acutely sensitive touch -- PerformerMag
Tasso's mysterious, edgy voice begs to be released of boredom in a most adrenaline-pumping manner -- Miami New Times
San Francisco has done it again. Once more the great city by the Bay has fashioned a musical product worth buzzing over.
Right And Wrong has captured and liberated local listeners with sassy songs and adrenaline filled choruses which echo that of the Yeah Yeah Yeahs Fever To Tell. Their liveliness has been compared to that of Metric and it’s quite apparent that there’s no end in sight for the young band. -- Zero Magazine
Adventurous and creative, Indie rock The May Fire have musical spirit and imagination to spare.
Full of pleasant surprises and interesting, intelligent music, this is a record that you’ll find yourself going back to again and again .
Highly recommended. -- HerbertSherbert.com
Yet another reason why this is the greatest era for music, The May Fire and their new CD, RIGHT AND WRONG. This is a fabulous album. -- Reviewer Magazine
Hey guys!!! Thanks for adding me. I already know you to seeing/hearing you sometimes at Johnny's page. You are great band. Too bad I'm far away from you. But I'm cheering you here in Tokyo.
THANKS FOR COMING OUT TO ROCK BETTYS ROCK BAR! YOU GUYS ARE AWESOME! LOOKING FORWARD TO HAVING THE MAY FIRE COME BACK AGAIN THIS SUMMER! KEEP ROCKING OUT CUZ YOU GUYS GOT IT! Cheers Enrique
Hey guys! I got to catch most of your set and it was awesome. We should definitely play together again soon. Maybe at a place that doesn't let the first two bands play for 50 min each then cuts us off after bout 25 right? :) either way, keep it going!
I wish! I'm never gonna be able to get out of this crap hole they call Fresno. But, I'm going to SF this summer, so hopefully I'll see you guys soon! :D
Last night I dreamt that I was meeting the cast of SNL and Tina Fey (even tough she isn't a castmember anymore) was there. She was wearing a May Fire owl shirt and I said to her, "Oh, hey you listen to The May Fire? Cool, so do I!" Then she started yelling at me, saying things like, "Who the hell do you think you are? Just because you listen to a band no one else has heard of doesn't mean you can go around acting like you're better than everyone else! If anything you should be telling people about them so they can be famous!" And one of the other cast members, I think it was Andy Samberg, was all like, "Mmhmm, yep, she's right" while waving an issue of the SF Chronicle in front of me. Then I started to cry. And then I went to blog about it.
