New lyric video released for Looking Forward - bleak or blackest comedy?
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- 19 hours ago
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New lyric video for Looking Forward
A new lyric video for Looking Forward has just dropped on YouTube, and you can also find it in the Videos section on this website’s homepage. This lyric visualiser offers a striking experience, pairing beautifully haunting music with lyrics that are either a dark joke or a bleak moment captured perfectly. It's a song that is both unsettling and deeply thought-provoking.
The soundscape behind the lyrics
The track’s sound is one of the quietest and prettiest on the album. GT’s guitar and bass lines weave through layers of synth, creating a dreamy yet somber atmosphere. This contrast between the gentle music and the harsh reality in the lyrics makes the song stand out. The words tell a story of wanting the world to end, a feeling many of us might relate to when overwhelmed by the state of the planet and society.

The lyrics express a sense of failure, as if we’ve messed everything up and don’t deserve any more chances. This is not just a personal lament but a reflection on the collective mental health of our times. Despite all our scientific progress, those in power still prioritise short-term financial gain, ignoring the planet and the majority of its inhabitants.
A grim reflection on society
The second verse takes this bleakness further. It either imagines what an extinction-level event would feel like personally or hints at a personal desire to escape the pain of watching everything fall apart. This ties into the broader theme of mental health struggles many face when confronted with overwhelming global issues.
If the human race were a TV show, we jumped the shark long ago. The current storylines are so absurd and painful that many of us wish for cancellation. It’s like watching a badly written finale that makes no sense, yet people keep supporting the writers who keep steering the plot into disaster.

This new lyric visualiser captures the frustration and pain that fuels most of Eros' lyrics. The song’s themes should resonate with those who feel disillusioned by politicians, oligarchs and the right-wing bias in mainstream and social media.
The visuals
The visualiser includes clips from the 1989 movie, Tetsuo: The Iron Man. The visuals align perfectly with the song, blending electronics and traditional instruments. As our dependence on technology increases, we lose touch with our humanity. We become numb, as dystopian elements manifest around us. This trajectory leads to destruction and chaos, whether driven by capitalists depleting the earth and leaving it vulnerable, or by the military-industrial complex with its increasingly innovative methods for enabling mutual annihilation.
If you haven’t seen the lyric visualiser yet, I recommend checking it out on YouTube or right here on the website.
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