Hate At First Sight has a lot of attitude, and there’s no way it’s going to be sanded off on “Did You Notice.” The rock single is about simple, honest speech, direct personal expression, a willingness to face facts instead of prettifying them to make them easier to swallow.
Contemporary alternative grounds the tension and energy of post-punk in a way that befits its deliberate lack of compromise. Its biting guitar and a spirited bass line work well with the dark mood and emotional friction running through the release.
“Did You Notice“ is more about attitude and tension, leaving the song’s jagged emotional qualities intact as part of the experience. The song is presented through a direct perspective and welcomes the discomfort that can come from saying things that aren’t watered down.
Hate At First Sight uses the rock template, delivered with a deliberately confrontational attitude. The blend of guitar, bass, post-punk tension, and alternative energy is what makes “Did You Notice“ so special. This song places you in a dark space, where attitude, tension, and straightness can come into their own in full bloom.
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