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All I Seek - Single Review: Envy

05 Aug 2022 // A review by River Tucker

More than just a progressive Metal band, All I Seek have coalesced many of the best Alt Metal styles around, including at times Melodic Death (with a slight Djent edge) into their rip-roaring third single, Envy.

This massive four-minute track fills a gap in New Zealand’s current progressive Metal scene and the juxtaposition of the songs uplifting message, delivered during mid-winter, makes it a very well timed release.

Somewhat reminiscent of Living Colour’s Corey Glover, lead singer James S Gill’s perfect pitch, trailing vibrato and formidable power is the glue that sticks this track together. To say that he can hold a tune is a complete understatement.

For a band with four guitarists, All I Seek certainly knows how to create space. This is great for building anticipation into Envy’s formidable and memorable choruses. A first-rate arrangement combined with a perfect mix shows that these five guys from Wellington are onto a winning combo.

Delivering a broad wall of sound that every good Metal band should be seeking, Envy ticks all the boxes. Make sure you check it out today.

Rating: ( 4 / 5 )
 

About All I Seek

All I Seek is a 5-piece band from Wellington, New Zealand making modern heavy music. Their fusion of progressive metal, rock and pop influences creates an eclectic sonic experience. They are known for their immensely energetic live performances and their crushing productions.

Their debut EP is set for release on November 25th 2022, featuring the 4 singles + a fifth unreleased song The Comfort. These songs take listeners on a journey between the light and the dark, from heavy breakdowns to open ambient sections and catchy choruses. Lyrically, they aim to inspire a message of positivity and striving towards whatever it is you seek.


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