All You Can Hate – Choices
ll You Can Hate, a Rome-based project, opens “Choices,” a tune that instantly captures your attention with a burst of fast-paced, guitar-driven music. The song has a raw, energetic mood from the outset thanks to the punk twist in the style, which is inspired of bands like Idles. Particularly in the chorus, the vocals, which are performed in an explosive rock way, have a distinctly street-like attitude. The song’s intense music blends in perfectly with the lyrics’ feeling of rush and desire. usically, “Choices” adeptly combines elements of pop punk and alternative rock, resulting in a dynamic and energetic mix. The band’s ability to move between different genres and emotions is obvious. At the 2:02 mark, the track takes an interesting turn as the tempo slows down, creating a moment of anticipation before launching into a fast, melodic guitar solo. This solo, backed by intensive drumming, reinvigorates the track and heightens its overall energy. The guitar work is impressive, showcasing technical skill and adding a melodic layer to the punk-influenced foundation. After the solo, the vocals come back strong and carry the song all the way to the end with a constant sense of excitement and energy. “Choices” is an engaging listen from beginning to end because of the way the vocals and instruments interact throughout. With its quick guitar riffs, streetwise lyrics, and dramatic tempo changes, the song gives a current spin on punk rock’s core elements.
