The Drywall Heels Toronto, Ontario
The Drywall Heels are an indie power pop outfit from Toronto consisting of Mike Ciani (vocals, rhythm guitar), Jesse Mirsky (bass), Matthew Goldman (lead guitar, keys), and Shane Weir (drums). Inspired by an array of genres including 60s rock, 60s pop, new wave, punk, and post-punk, these lads like to keep things jangly with a heavy focus on hook and harmony. ... more
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