Shatterface: Release Lyric Video 'Depreciate'

Shatterface: Release Lyric Video 'Depreciate'

Shatterface, a hard hitting Industrial Metal act from Sydney, has just released the highly anticipated music video, "Depreciate," from their latest EP. The track, which features themes of time, power, and the inevitable decay of empires, is accompanied by a visually striking lyric video that perfectly complements its somber yet fierce message.

"Depreciate" delves into the rise and fall of civilizations, reflecting on the stark contrast between once-mighty empires and their eventual collapse. The song captures a sense of loss and reflection and paints a vivid picture of power fading away, leaving behind only echoes of what once was.

Directed with meticulous attention to detail, the "Depreciate" lyric video is both haunting and mesmerizing with its striking use of dark and bright contrasting colours, and carefully selected unique style of imagery.

It explores the haunting specter of past empires, juxtaposing the scars of history with a sense of undying hope for what might rise in the future. The visual imagery is intense and evocative, embodying the song’s exploration of time's relentless march, and its unforgiving nature, as seen in singer Robert King's lyrics like "Time's relentless march, unforgiving, leaves behind ruined ghosts of living."

With "Depreciate," Shatterface not only challenges listeners with their simple yet thought-provoking lyrics, but also with their ability to blend powerful Metal energy with hard Industrial elements, all voiced by a deep, introspective narrative concluded in the final act by Tim Goss when he is finally let loose on the guitar for an absolute shred of a solo to finish the track.

Watch the full video for "Depreciate" now, and experience Shatterface's powerful commentary on the cycle of power, decay, and rebirth.

Shatterface - Depreciate

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