ReeToxA’s “Alcohol” begins with a rush of sound that immediately signals the track’s intent. The guitars enter with a scratchy edge that brings punk and grunge together in a way that feels both restless and grounded. The drums follow with a driving pulse that makes the song feel like a sprint through the kind of night that starts loose and ends somewhere far from where you planned. Even in its heaviness, the music carries a sense of movement that makes it easy to imagine listeners leaning into the beat rather than resisting it.
As the track progresses, the composition leans fully into the grit of its storyline. The riffs stay dense and sharp, yet there is a rhythm beneath the noise that keeps the song surprisingly danceable. The vocals cut through with a tone that matches the narrative. They sound frustrated, amused, and resigned all at once, echoing the confusion of waking up in the suburbs with no money or phone and piecing together the choices that led there. The mix keeps everything tight enough that the intensity never overwhelms the structure, allowing each instrument to push the story forward.
What gives “Alcohol” its impact is its ability to turn chaos into something relatable. The lyrics explore the uneasy truth of relying on a few drinks to feel confident, and the consequences that follow when the night slips beyond control. The story is told without embellishment, and the delivery keeps it honest rather than dramatic. By the time the final chords hit, the track feels like a snapshot of a weekend gone sideways and a reminder that even the messiest moments can leave behind a rhythm worth remembering. “Alcohol” stands out as the album’s heaviest cut, built for volume, movement, and the thrill of letting go.