Brisbane metalcore act Revoid share new single Never Mind, second to drop from upcoming EP, ‘Evergrey‘ out Friday July 19. Watch the video here.
The single explores the conflict between what we say and what we mean. Never Mind shares a sombre message, projecting ‘I’m fine’ when the reality is in fact the opposite. The band explain that the track encapsulates feeling a type of Stockholm Syndrome for misery. “Sometimes it’s all we feel we have, and it can bring us to the point where it’s the only thing we know,” shares vocalist Dale Dudeson.
“Sometimes feeling nothing can seem like a better alternative to feeling miserable, and in the end, we treat it as a coping mechanism and become entangled in a cycle of putting off help, support, or change when we need it the most.”
The new single follows the vulnerable leading single, Everything, which was written as a love letter of sorts to every version of himself that has paved the way to where he is now. Everything acknowledges that even through the darker points, each version played an important role.
Both new tracks and the complete EP is mixed by long time collaborator Mark Williamson (Inertia) and mastered by Kris Crummett (Sleeping With Sirens). Never Mind is paired with a music video by Nick Hargans (The Comfort, Sunbleached) – watch here!
