Synopsis

A solitary figure moves through the misty, rugged landscapes of Kerry while seemingly pursued by a mysterious man dressed in black. The video's atmospheric imagery gives the song a dreamlike, folkloric quality, balancing open natural spaces with a persistent sense of unease. Rather than following a conventional narrative, "Apparitions" presents the pursuit as something half-remembered and supernatural, matching the track's wistful, haunting mood.

Factoids & Trivia

• "Apparitions" was the opening track on Hush War Cry's five-song debut EP, "Voices," released in May 2012.

• The video was shot in County Kerry, Ireland, using the region's dramatic landscapes to create its atmospheric, fantasy-influenced setting.

• Contemporary coverage described the clip as having a lush, "Game of Thrones"-style visual character.

• Hush War Cry came from Cork, and the band members were architecture students during the EP's preparation. Their studies contributed to a delay in the release.

• The "Voices" EP was issued digitally and as a very small run of 100 handmade CDs through The Delphi Label.

• The video was premiered online shortly before the EP's release and helped introduce the band beyond Cork's local music scene.