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The Canadian indie heroes release their new album Neon Bible next month, but have insisted they will never force their music down people's throats.
Accusing his rock peers of "marketing the f--k" out of their music, Fire frontman Win Butler suggested the groups in question might as well be selling toasters.[see full story for more... the irony of their using the press like Oasis is pretty funny.] - Click here for the Full Story
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