Raftree’s “All The Time” is a smoothed out but musically ferocious hard rock track. Hints of 311, early Foo Fighters, and Shinedown can be discerned here, but what Raftree does here is considerably different than their influences indicate. A strong, confident set of vocals immediately hit listeners, while the guitars and drums create a musically deep and intense backdrop upon which these vox can shine. Raftree’s shift to a blisteringly tight instrumental interlude at the three-minute mark showcases the band’s chops while boosting the single’s momentum. The band is able to ride this wave until All The Time concludes.
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