Everybody Else is a trio formed in Los Angeles, and after some adventures, break-ups, leavings of other bands and even more adventures if possible, they got together under this name, and are releasing their debut LP on The Militia Group.

This self titled album was produced by Rick Parker (of Black Rebel Motorcycle Club and Sugarcult fame) and it is filled with twelve rock and roll anthems. These guys play music with no intent of fitting in one music genre, and they reminded me of The Rolling Stones, but with a more punk rock attitude: songs like the pop rock of “Born To Do” or the dancing “Alone In The World”, together with the electronic beats of “Say Goodbye” are just as unique as they keep on being played on my stereo. The music, which comes out very intense and loud, is filled with the emotion that makes you feel like you were there with these guys, sweaty and filled with the energy they deliver.

Everybody Else adheres to only one orthodoxy: that a good song will trascend its genre, its time, its popularity. The joy in their music is as infectious as it is sincere, give this album a spin and you will understand why.

Tracklist

01 Meat Market

02 Faker

03 I Gotta Run

04 In Memoriam

05 Born To Do

06 Rich Girls, Poor Girls

07 Makeup

08 Without You

09 Say goodbye

10 The Longest Hour Of My Life

11  Button For Punishment

12 Alone In The World

Buy “Everybody Else” here.