French masked modern metal outfit VURTIST explore the fragile balance between vulnerability and inner conflict with “Love Me Like I Hate Myself,” a new music video taken from the band's upcoming album, “The Darkness Of My Soul.” Built around melodic arrangements, expressive clean vocals, and an emotionally charged atmosphere, the track reveals a more melodic side of the band's sound. Rather than relying on aggression, VURTIST embrace melody and vocal expression to deliver a song that draws listeners into its emotional depth.
“Love Me Like I Hate Myself” explores the complicated relationship between self-love and self-destruction, capturing the tension between vulnerability and inner turmoil. The track's title alone sets the tone for a journey into conflicting emotions, where love and hatred become inseparable forces. Its accompanying music video brings another visual dimension to the band's dark artistic identity.
As a masked outfit, VURTIST place their music and visual presentation at the heart of their identity, creating an atmosphere that complements the emotional weight of their material. Their approach combines modern heaviness with a darker aesthetic, establishing a distinctive presence within the contemporary French metal scene.
“Love Me Like I Hate Myself” offers another glimpse into “The Darkness Of My Soul,” the band's upcoming album. With more of their dark musical world waiting to be uncovered, VURTIST are preparing to take listeners deeper into the shadows.
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