A massive amount of archival footage, memorabilia, and audio recordings chronicle the three-decade history of Girl Trouble, the legendary Tacoma-based garage rock band defined by their uncompromising DIY aesthetic.

Eluding fame since 1984; the cultish garage rock band Girl Trouble have remained on the fringes of the Northwest music scene for 30 years. This intensely personal documentary showcases the band in their natural environment; the once depressed city of Tacoma, Washington where they have clung together and continue to practice three times a week in a small shed off to the side of their parents house. Featuring the band's home movies, probing interviews with Calvin Johnson, Neko Case, Art Chantry, and 30 years of live performances, this is an intimate portrait of an intimate band.—Anonymous