Today’s video of the day is Frontal Boundary feat. Unter Null – "Hollow" released in 2025.

“Hollow” arrives as a striking visual and sonic statement from Frontal Boundary and Unter Null. Released on March 28, 2025, the song delivers pure dark electro energy. Moreover, it signals the powerful return of Erica Dunham to the scene. Frontal Boundary, the Los Angeles-based trio, built their name through aggressive EBM and club-driven releases. Previously, they refined their sound on Shutting Down in 2024. Now, they push further. As a result, “Hollow” feels sharper, louder, and more confrontational.

Meanwhile, the track stands at the core of Frontal Boundary’s 2025 album Failure. Therefore, it represents the album’s emotional and rhythmic peak. Compared to earlier records, Failure leans harder into classic aggrotech roots. However, it also adds modern melodic structure. Unter Null’s vocals cut through with urgency and menace. At the same time, the synth lines remain precise and infectious. Consequently, the song bridges past and present industrial styles with ease.

Visually, the music video amplifies that tension and intensity. Directed by Christopher Lee Trueman, it captures raw performance energy and stark atmosphere. Additionally, the visuals mirror the song’s hollowed-out aggression. The collaboration debuted live at Bar Sinister in January 2025, which strengthened its impact. Furthermore, the maxi-single expands the song’s reach through remixes by Rotersand, Leæther Strip, and others. In conclusion, “Hollow” fits naturally within Frontal Boundary’s evolving catalog. Yet, it also stands apart as a defining collaboration that reconnects industrial history with its future.

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