Editor Reviews:

Album Description:
The third LP for this Canadian band, following their amazing sophomore set, "Heart;" a critical smash. "Set Yourself on Fire" is a self-proclaimed Sex, Death, & Robots record, with rich and ornate depths. Produced by TONY HOFFER (Beck, Air, Grandaddy, Phoenix).

Amazon.com:
Sure they look pretty and sound pretty and all, but is this Montreal-based quartet ever going to amount to much, you know in the course of "rock history"? Very likely, if their captivating third album, Set Yourself on Fire, is any indication. Vocalists Amy Millan and Torquil Campbell have never harmonized better together, and the whole keyboard-heavy band is at that delectable place where they transcend their influences. Great pop music is not about "originality" (nor has it ever much been); it’s a passionate marriage of idea and conviction. Sure, you can still hear the mark of Beulah, the Smiths, New Order, Broken Social Scene and Super Furry Animals in their songs. But the group has never been as confident with their marriage of lush, exuberant dreampop and dark, clever lyrics as they are here. --Mike McGonigal

Rating : - Don't insult your fans Torquil...
Hey there! Just saw you [Stars] perform at the Shibuya Club Quattro. I have to comment on the insult that was made tonight towards Americans. Torquil...I will refer to you as: "that old dude wearing the white/cream blazer" Yes! America is south of Canada, yes we have our issues, and some people might even be FAT... but how dare you insult your FANS???
I am American, I live in Tokyo, not the United States.
You just lost a fan! How can you openly insult your FANS? If it wasn't for us you would be where you are today. Next time, Before getting all pompous and full of yourself [Old dude in the white/cream blazer], think before you speak.
Oh and BTW I'm american, I'm not fat, and I didn't vote for Bush...