Their debut single "This Is Not The Fire" was produced by Andy Spence of the British New Rave band New Young Pony Club and self-released in April 2009.
The band's music has also featured on Kitsuné Maison Compilation 8, on Modular's Leave Them All Behind III, on the Pure Groove 3 sampler and French label Sisterphunk's Sisters EP.
In April 2011, the band made the finals of Glastonbury's Emerging Talent Competition and opened the John Peel Stage at the festival that year.
The single was playlisted by BBC 6 Music and XFM and was described by Drowned in Sound as "shimmery post-punk...in which all the guitar lines dangle like silver filigree chains".
"An album that nostalgically looks back through the band's metaphorical personal diaries with songs written about the best days of their lives"[4] "Shimmery post-punk, it is a beautifully composed three and a half minutes in which all the guitar lines dangle like silver filigree chains"[3] "Deliciously upbeat and groove-laden post-punk"[5] "Tribal electro like a south London Gang Gang Dance"[1] "Alternative pop with a dark heart that's bursting with desire"[2] "Their debut single, This Is Not The Fire...sounds distilled, concentrated – it's electro with its bones showing"[6] "My Tiger My Timing slowly mess with expectations, tinkering with the trappings of 21st century post-punk and altering bits of their sound here and there with such a deft hand that it's barely noticeable.