Today’s video of the day is IIOIOIOII – "We Are The One" released in 2016.

IIOIOIOII brings dark synthpop energy with “We Are The One,” released in 2016 on Post Brimstone via Analogue Trash Records. The video reflects the project’s blend of New Wave-inspired melodies and industrial textures. It captures a sound that is both modern and timeless. Formed by Christopher Gurney in North Carolina, IIOIOIOII is known for mixing smooth vocals with distorted soundscapes. The project started in the early 2010s, quickly building a reputation in the underground electronic scene. With a unique style, IIOIOIOII bridges synthpop warmth and industrial grit.

Post Brimstone marks an important step in the artist’s growth. The album expands on earlier releases like Reflect by deepening the emotional layers. While Reflect leaned toward minimalist synthpop, Post Brimstone pushed into darker, more atmospheric territory. “We Are The One” stands as a rallying cry, urging connection and unity through music.

Compared to later works, Post Brimstone feels raw yet polished. It laid the groundwork for IIOIOIOII’s evolving sound. The album shows how Gurney blends catchy melodies with experimental edges. Tracks like “We Are The One” highlight this balance perfectly. The video strengthens the song’s message. Dark visuals merge with pulsing beats, creating an immersive atmosphere. Fans of alternative music will find themselves drawn into its hypnotic rhythm. It is more than a song—it is a statement of belonging. IIOIOIOII continues to build on this foundation with subsequent albums. Each release pushes boundaries while staying true to the project’s roots. “We Are The One” remains a defining moment in their catalog, bridging past and future.

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