A unique blend of Punk, straight-forward Rock, and Americana. While Falstaff doesn't fit the mold of any of these three genres, the band draws heavily from all of them for a unique and refreshing yet familiar sound.

We try not to concern ourselves with this shit. We all write, we all pour our hearts into what we do. It is, and has always been, about the music and the people who came to dance...but for those who DO care...here are a few things people are saying... "...an album brimming with some of the best country-tinged, fire-breathing blue-collar rock to come out of Colorado in recent memory." The Westword "...This was supposed to be Lucero's year, but Arliss Nancy completely stole their thunder. Rock and country have never had a more natural union. Each lyric just oozes passion and sincerity, and I don't know of another band that can maintain such a hard-hitting and sincere delivery..." The Punk Site.com "...Arliss Nancy's Dance to Forget is the best barroom record of 2009...an eleven track, booze-fueled romp through heartache & lust, desperation & salvation. This is country-infused old-school rock music at it's independently produced best." The Mikey Vegas "...hardscrabble, whiskey-soaked, fire-breathing, southern rock template, the outfit operates with such conviction that you have no trouble believing every word and hanging on to every note. If you're looking for meat and potatoes rock with a twinge of twang that will leave you balling your eyes out, clutching your heart and feeling more alive than ever, meet Arliss Nancy." The Westword