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Let's Go to War – Wolves

• 24th Mar 2010

When you’ve produced for the likes of Britney Spears, you’re already on your way to cementing your place in the higher echelons of the music world, but Canada’s Let’s Go To War aren’t stopping there. Dropping their new single ‘Wolves’ on March 22nd, a week before debut album ‘Karmageddon’, LGTW are about to make a mark on your life.

‘Wolves’ with its unashamedly pop vocals, has already become a staple in Toronto’s club scene and is looking to pave the way for an album with tales of maniacal house parties, drug abuse, relationship woes and even the perils of internet stardom [in the brilliantly titled ‘Internet Pornstar’] and are set to take the world’s ears and attention spans by storm.

The relentless vibes of the album, described by LGTW as “digital confusion”, leave genres and hipsters in the dust, maintaining the need to have fun and remaining unconcerned with pigeonholes as they swing between pop and club.

‘Wolves’ is accompanied by two tracks which are the result of a fantastic collaboration between Toronto’s electro guitar heroes and some of London’s most inventive and busiest underground dubstep masters Tomb Crew. After being on remix duties for Drop The Lime, Crookers and Goldielocks, Tomb Crew deliver two punching takes of the Canadian’s hedonistic anthem.