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“//” is taken from the new Void of Vision album ‘Children of Chrome’ – Available September 30 via UNFD.
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UNFD is thrilled to announce the signing of Melbourne’s most exciting metalcore band Void of Vision and their explosive debut album, Children of Chrome, set for release on September 30.

Channeling all their rage and disillusionment with the world into 11 thought provoking tracks, Children of Chrome is Void of Vision’s statement for people who give a fuck in a world intoxicated by power, greed and hatred. The first cut comes via “//” featuring Drew Dijorio from Stray From The Path, a band who have helped shape Void of Vision into what they are today.

“We share very similar ideals relating to the condition of this world,” says frontman Jack Bergin. “His section of the song in particular is a satirical take on the current inadequate immigration policies put in place by the Australian government. To have passion about what you’re singing about is such a crucial component of this genre and Drew’s part of the song does that justice, coming across exactly how it was intended to.”

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— Credits —
Video by Dead End Media

— Lyrics —
We’ll be the itch you just can’t scratch, and this is one you can’t fix with your hands Do you like that?
So keep them deep down in your pockets and keep hoping that the world forgot all about this
When all the lines are read between, you’ll begin to find nothing is as it seems You call this freedom of speech? I say that freedom’s been breached
So show your fucking teeth
What’s the difference between the world that’s under your feet and the world that we need?
Can you tell me?
What does our future hold?
Streets filled with children of chrome led to believe they’re paved gold Wake up, break the mould
Are you listening?
So raise your glass for the man of the evening, this is a toast from the world you’re deceiving;
“You ignore the voice and take away discretion, but blink for a second, and you’ve got kids locked in detention centres
How can you turn a blind eye with such ease? Since when did we become that naive?”
Tongue tied, twisted, tucked away Let’s hear it for youth decay
I can hear the serpent sing
If you’re not angry, then you’re not listening So listen in