The video, shot by Jessica Christian (Lovesquish), captures the song’s interplay of vulnerability and transcendence with striking visual artistry.

Previously, Staytus captivated listeners with “Kiss N Tell,” a dark, seductive collision of grunge fury and industrial precision that explored obsession, secrecy, and emotional reckoning. Other acclaimed singles include “Heart Attack” and “Headache,” both produced by Sean Beavan (Nine Inch Nails, 8mm), which examine themes of betrayal, burnout, and catharsis with visceral power.

Her Twisted Frames collection—featuring “68 Kill,” “Suburban Gothic,” “King Knight,” and “How To Be A Serial Killer”—was inspired by the films of Matthew Gray Gubler, translating cinematic tension into sound. “68 Kill,” produced by Matt McJunkins (A Perfect Circle, Puscifer), marked a bold reclamation of personal power and artistic control.

Building on the foundation of her debut Disease of the Mind and sophomore album Wasteland of Broken Hearts, Staytus continues to turn trauma, grief, and rebellion into electrifying sonic experiences. At the intersection of avant-garde production and fearless authenticity, Staytus stands as one of industrial music’s boldest and most visionary new voices—cinematic, visceral, and unapologetically her own.