of the best of the festival. The album "The Only Really Thing" was released on September 22, 2009, and the band embarked on another North American tour, including several shows at the CMJ Music Marathon in New York City, where they were featured as one of the "Top Ten Bands at CMJ" by Paste Magazine. Along with traditional vinyl, CD and mp3 formats, the album was also released as a 95-page photo book, a copy of Daniel Woodhead's original lyric book, and a comic book by Maddy Wilde. After several acoustic shows in Toronto that fall, they left for a European tour in November 2009, which included a headlining show with fellow Canadians Hey Rosetta at the Queen of Hoxton in London, in a night presented by Muso's Guide, as well as a performance at the On3Radio Festival in Munich, Germany, broadcast live on-air to thousands of viewers. Upon the band's return, they performed on MTV Live for the second time. The band performed their final show in Toronto on Daniel's birthday, December 19, 2009. Airick and Daniel Woodhead are the sons of Canadian folk musician David Woodhead, and Wilde is the daughter of Canadian musical satirist Nancy White. The members of Spiral Beach appear as themselves in the film Charlie Bartlett, with four of their songs featured in the movie. They have also had their video "Made of Stone" used as part of an episode of the TV series Life's a Zoo. Airick Woodhead is currently performing under the alias Doldrums, while Dorian Wolf is a core member of the group Austra. In 2011 Daniel Woodhead announced a new project under the name Moon King, a duo with Maddy Wilde. All the members continue to collaborate and make music together. Performance style The band is known for their energetic and visually entertaining performances, which often feature pylons, video projections, and wild stage antics. They have expressed their preference for performing at all ages shows in unusual venues and situations, including galleries, theaters, loft spaces and downtown parks. They also tend to perform barefoot or shoeless. A press release for the band's 2007 show at the Centre of Gravity Theatre in Toronto read: "A massive all night party at the Centre of Gravity Theatre featuring the finest musical acts from Toronto and abroad, as well as a full-on extravaganza of video projections, gravity-defying circus acts and glow-in-the-dark visuals. This event