SINGLE REVIEW: Descalier - The Lesser of Two Evil
From the first moment, ‘The Lesser of Two Evil’ sets off like a shot, charging forward with a raw, unfiltered energy that doesn’t feel controlled so much as instinctive. The guitar intro is pure fire—big, electrifying, and the kind that makes you sit up and take notice. From there, the track doesn’t lose any momentum, locking into a steady, pulsing beat that drives everything with a restless urgency.
This is rock with a nerve and a backbone. A bit dark, a bit reckless, but completely sure of itself. The vocals cut through with a raw, untamed force, riding the line between melody and something wilder. There’s a rebellious spirit woven into every part of the song, mixing classic rock ‘n’ roll swagger with the sheer chaos of punk. It’s all delivered with a wonderfully DIY sensibility, which adds to its charm. It feels honest, unpolished in the best way, and completely unapologetic.
At its core, ‘The Lesser of Two Evil’ is infectious, high-energy, and impossible to sit still to. It punches forward with no hesitation, embracing its own frenetic nature without feeling sloppy. The hooks hit, the drums pummel, and the whole thing surges with a raw, spirited intensity. It’s the kind of track that belongs in a packed-out room, lights dimmed, sweat in the air, and bodies moving. Loud, reckless, and totally in its element.
