The Stone Hands Channel Upbeat Garage Rock on 'Jimmy Things'
A fun, fast-moving track built on vintage riffs and real-life humor.
By Markus ยท

Canadian four-piece The Stone Hands tap into straightforward rock and roll fun on 'Jimmy Things.' Born straight out of basement jam sessions and recorded in a garage in Sarnia, Ontario, the track flips an inside joke about a friend named Jimmy into a catchy, high-energy single that does not take itself too seriously.
Rooted in the sounds of classic hard rock before smartphones and social feeds took over, the band keeps things loose, punchy, and melody-first. It is an easy-going rock track with enough live-show grit to stick with you after the first spin.