Releasing {&"Dance Commander"} as the second single from their debut record, {^Fire}, seems like the obvious choice for Detroit's premier {\disco}-{\garage}-{\metal} jesters, {$Electric Six}. The song is the kissing cousin to the group's hit, {&"Danger! High Voltage,"} with the same wild energy and knuckleheaded charm. {$Dick Valentine} even shouts "Fire" at one point just to drive the similarities home. The "Soulchild Remix" smooths out the song's rough edges and turns it into a slick dance track. It isn't the most imaginative remix, but it was a clever idea to add military drums the first time {$Valentine} sings the chorus about being a commander and giving orders. The new song on the EP, {&"I Am Detroit,"} is a goofy {\new wave} rocker with silly synth trills, harmony leads, typically funny lyrics, and a preening vocal from {$Valentine}. Not an essential release by any means, but fans of the group might find it entertaining. ~ Tim Sendra, All Music Guide