EP Review: Cavalier Dualities
Having emerged from the shadows of the pandemic, Seethe, the brainchild of Patrick McElravy, has carved a sonic niche blending Nu Metal aggression with contemporary electronic flourishes. "Cavalier Dualities," his latest EP, is a brief but impactful exploration of duality, loss, and the struggle to keep afloat in a chaotic world. It's a powerful and personal journey, marked by both raw pain and glimmers of hope. The EP is dedicated to the memory of McElravy's late friend, Dave Sinkus, adding a layer of poignancy to the already introspective lyrics. The EP opens with "Medicate," a track characterized by hypnotic electronic elements and a booming, distorted 808 beat. McElravy's anguished vocals grapple with the numbing weight of pain and the desperate search for solace, revealing a raw vulnerability. The track is emotionally charged, setting the tone for the EP, drawing listeners into its dark and brooding atmosphere. "Smile," the second track, t...