Oliver Riot Alcatraz -

Both brothers have spoken openly about their diagnoses of "Pure-O" Obsessive Compulsive Disorder. "Alcatraz" reflects the disorientation and entrapment of living with intrusive thoughts, portraying a character who is "hiding alone" within the walls of their own mind. Critical Reception

Albuquerque, New Mexico , the Moore brothers recorded the Hallucinate EP in the back room of a Korean church in Oliver Riot Alcatraz

Critics have described "Alcatraz" as "raw and brutal," highlighting its role as an "existential exploration". While other tracks on the EP like "Ivory Black" lean into disorientation, "Alcatraz" is often cited for its direct emotional plea and haunting vocal delivery. Both brothers have spoken openly about their diagnoses

The song uses the infamous Federal Penitentiary as a metaphor for the psychological "dungeons" created by one's own past and mental health struggles. While other tracks on the EP like "Ivory

A central theme of the track is the performative nature of social interaction. The chorus— "Just a man's make-up, fake love, make 'em all laugh / Come on, someone, take off your mask" —directly challenges listeners to drop their facades.