You wake up. The alarm is screaming. Coffee is brewing. The reflection in the mirror looks hopeless. Same shirt, same sneakers, same grayness outside the window. You’ve got just enough money to last the week—unless you order delivery… but you will. Otherwise, what’s the point? That’s what A.F.T. is about.

Desk Job. made a song for that moment when you turn on the kitchen light at 7 AM and stare into an empty cup, while a to-do list unravels in your head, not a single task bringing any joy. It’s an anthem—no, not an anthem, a soundtrack to the endless wheel where you run, work, pay, and keep running.

Kyle Grandillo, the mastermind behind this project, is practically screaming for all of us. His voice stretches into high notes, then drops back down, giving a brief respite before ripping through the silence again with “Another Fucking Day!” He pushes to the breaking point, then suddenly winks as if to say it’s all fine. And it’s all wrapped in that distinctly American pop-punk sound—energizing, nerve-wracking, and somehow, by the end, even a little uplifting.

This track is perfect for kicking off a new workday, shaking things up, and breaking the dull shave, eat, office routine. There’s a biting irony to it—we sell half our lives, and then there’s no energy left for the other half.

Desk Job. proves that even in a short punk track, you can pack in the weight of our whole never-ending existence. A.F.T. hits right where we try to numb things down with gray coffee and endless deadline-filled calendars. It’s fun, sharp, and unapologetic—A.F.T. knows exactly how to throw fuel on the fire. Desk Job. is that moment when you realize there’s no way out, but if you’re going to burn, might as well do it with some damn energy. Check it out.

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