The music video for by Void of Vision serves as a high-intensity visual bridge in their CHRONICLES EP series, specifically featured on CHRONICLES III: UNDERWORLD . The narrative and aesthetic are deeply rooted in the "shadow-self" persona developed by frontman Jack Bergin . Core Narrative & Concept
The band performs with an emotive vigor that reviewers have compared to the opening of a "pit of hell". void_of_vision_hell_hell_hell_official_music_video
The story of the video focuses on a descent into a personal, internal "underworld." It explores themes of and madness , visualized through a frantic, drum'n'bass-inspired metalcore performance. The music video for by Void of Vision
The video captures the "psychosomatic energy" described in the band's lyrics—a building internal tension that eventually explodes into external aggression. Context within the Band's History The story of the video focuses on a
Lyrically and visually, the song reflects a desire to destroy negative versions of oneself to "leave them in the past".
Directed by and produced by Cian Marangos and Jack Bergin , the video emphasizes a chaotic, immersive environment.
The video is part of a larger creative arc where Bergin utilized a "shadow-self" persona to process trauma and pain. This character allows for a raw, uninhibited expression of the "hell" he felt he was living through.