“Baseline” captures the restless identity of
Hate At First Sight, a Reno-based project refusing to sit comfortably inside one genre. Drawing from alternative rock, post-punk, hardcore, and industrial textures, the track belongs naturally within the project’s forward-thinking aesthetic. The influence of acts like Faith No More, Drug Church, Public Image Ltd, Ministry, and Nine Inch Nails provides useful context, but Hate At First Sight maintains its personality. There is something deliberately tense and muscular about the musical direction, balancing nostalgic ’80s synth character with contemporary heaviness.
“Baseline” feels built for listeners who appreciate adventurous rock that challenges expectations rather than simply following familiar formulas.
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