Mr. Fit

Mr. Fit is titled so because, although it is a combination of four young men, its members only have the testosterone levels equivalent to one statue of a man. Consisting of John "Guitar Playing" Law, Marc "Bass and Synth Playing" Weersink, Michael "Guitar Playing Also" Campagnaro and Justin "Crying in the Corner" Bubola (he plays drums), this band plays music which it hopes is beautiful, or will at least cause rampant toe-tapping on a global scale in the near future. Mr. Fit started to try and form itself in 2006ish, but its members didn’t get organized in a respectable sense until the summer of 2007. Since then, these four malnurished, cranky kids have been making beautiful sounds come from basements all over Guelph with instruments alone. They aim to make you understand the point of each song through dynamics, tones and carefully selected (sometimes) notes; and without having to spell it out with words (note: Mr. Fit is not offended by the use of lyrics; instead, they are illiterate). Recently, through a combination of borrowing, skrimping, saving and grifting Mr. Fit was able to record their first, self-titled EP in Justin’s basement (he’s the one who has the crying fits) which is a fair representation of what they’re trying to do. They combine genres and stuff, and it works most times. These four boys are desperately trying to make something beautiful, because why not?