While taking their name from Jimmy Eat World's "23", with unmatched determination Selfish Things prove they are neither selfish nor self-serving.The Toronto, Ontario four-piece, consisting of Alex Biro (Vocals/Guitar/Piano), Mike Ticar (Lead Guitar/Vocals), Cam Snooks (Rhythm Guitar) and Jordan Trask (drums), bring unabashedly honest music to a world fueled by false promises and pretences.Having spent years cultivating and nurturing his raw, natural talent, dedication to musicianship and songwriting, frontman Alex Biro founded Selfish Things. All of this, in the hope of shedding light on one simple, yet oftentimes overlooked, concept - honesty. "It's just honest," he explains. "I think it's the first time in my life that I've legitimately told the truth. I think it's really okay to engage with darkness, to acknowledge it, despite the fact that people run from it. At a show, the collective feeling you get when everyone is engaged in what's happening is irrefutably the equalization of our human suffering. I really feel like our words connect to people in every way imaginable. That's the point of what we do. I got so caught up in trying to be something I wasn't in my past endeavours that I forgot what was important, and that was nobody's fault but my own. What we've created as this project, I think it's the first time in my life that I've really just been honest with myself, my own suffering and the story I want to tell." Having spent September through October 2016 in Florida recording is the culmination of Biro's own personal storm.Vertical Love (released spring of 2018), produced by James Paul Wisner (Dashboard Confessional, Paramore, Underoath), resounds with the passion and wisdom of any seasoned band, yet also holds the unyielding determination of youth and discovery. The band delivers six tracks of pure veracity, while showcasing the personal journey of learning to love yourself despite the mistakes and moments in time when you feel far away from the person you are truly meant to be. "I strive to fi
