OpCritical: New Music Release – “Not Alone” Review🎸

February 18, 2026

🎸 OpCritical Unites Fans With New Music “Not Alone”

On February 13, 2026, the band, OpCritical, released its first single and music video, “Not Alone,” calling for people across the country to stand together to oppose the attacks on immigrants and Americans exercising their First Amendment rights. The song riffs off of the 1970s anthem, “Ohio,” by Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young after the Ohio National Guard killed four Kent State University students who were protesting the Vietnam war. Those killings and the song marked a turning point in Americans’ attitude toward the war.

“Our country is facing a clear and present danger from domestic militarization and authoritarianism that can only be stopped by millions of people standing together to demand a return to civility and tolerance,” said OpCritical. “Throughout our nation’s history, it has been the power of the people opposing government oppression that has restored American values.”

“Not Alone” official music video

Song’s review

🎸 OpCritical Rocks Your World with New Music – “Not Alone” 🎸

OpCritical‘s “Not Alone” grabs you from the first note and doesn’t let go. The guitars reverberate, the drums rumble like thunder, and the vocals are drenched in raw, unstoppable emotion. You feel every chord, every beat – it’s alive. It’s not just a rock song; It’s a lifeline, a scream in the darkness that says, you’re not walking this alone. You want to move, shout, sing, and somehow get all that energy out with them.

But it’s not just fire – there’s also heart. “Not Alone” has this strange, beautiful mix of grit and tenderness. It’s about resilience, connection, and those moments when someone finally gets you. The lyrics are deep, the tune is soaring, and by the end, you’re all at once buzzing, electrified, and strangely relaxed. This is rock that appeals to the ears as well as the soul – fierce, honest, and unforgettable. OpCritical didn’t just make one song; He created an experience.