Today’s video of the day is Kill Shelter – "Bodies" released in 2018.

“Bodies” by Kill Shelter introduces a stark and haunting world. Pete Burns launched Kill Shelter in Edinburgh with a sound rooted in darkwave and gothic rock. He built the project around stark guitars, heavy atmospheres, and emotional tension. The collaboration with Australian artist Buzz Kull on “Bodies” added even more depth. Their styles blend well and create a cold, hypnotic drive. The video amplifies this mood with sharp contrasts and slow, unsettling motion. It mirrors the song’s theme, which draws inspiration from an Australian cold case and true-crime storytelling.

The track appears on Kill Shelter’s debut album Damage, released in 2018. The album set the tone for the project with its mix of post-punk grit and darkwave elegance. “Bodies” stands out for its macabre narrative and relentless pulse. It also shows Burns’ ability to craft intense stories through sound and visuals. The video highlights that approach with its cinematic framing and minimalist style. It keeps the focus on tension and shadow, which suits the track’s emotional weight.

Later albums expanded this direction. Asylum pushed deeper into collaborative work with artists from across the darkwave scene. Severance explored sharper guitars and heavier beats. Kill Shelter & Antipole: A Haunted Place leaned into melancholic melodies and cold atmospheres. “Bodies” connects to all these releases through its core aesthetic. It helped define the project’s identity and guided its future sound. Therefore, the 2018 video remains a strong entry point for anyone discovering Kill Shelter.

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