Athens Band Vision Video Releases Modern Horror Album

Vision Video's new album 'Modern Horror' pushes gothic rock boundaries, intertwining societal issues with personal narratives, showcasing intense instrumentation and emotionally charged lyrics from frontman Dusty Gannon. The album, produced by Grammy-winner Ben Allen, features tracks like 'Never Enough' that blend haunting melodies and synths, making it a politically relevant soundtrack for contemporary struggles. Meanwhile, the film 'Heretic' explores deep philosophical questions about religion and human nature through the lens of two missionaries, offering a thought-provoking narrative. In 'A Journey in Spring,' an aging couple faces grief and regret, with the husband's denial of his wife's death driving the emotional core of the story. Nostalgia for German cinema is highlighted in reflections on 'Good Bye Lenin!' and 'The Lives of Others,' contrasting humor and darker themes of totalitarianism. Lastly, 'The Devil’s Bath' delves into Austrian folklore and themes of misogyny, showcasing a chilling and visually captivating narrative that critiques societal norms.