Everybody Dance is a catchy track in the vein of 1980s rock (Poison, Bryan Adams). With a set of vocals that is part Dee Snider and a bit John Rzeznik, The Stanleys are able to imbue their newest song with a timeless patina. The guitar work s impressive as well; the riffs simultaneously hit a hair metal guitar solo and Bastards of Young-era Replacements sound. All together, the band is able to carefully craft a sound that will bounce around listeners’ heads long after the video ceases to play. Let us know what you think about The Stanleys in a comment.
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