Synopsis

Cold perform in a stark, shadow-heavy setting while the video intercuts the band's playing with unsettling, abstract imagery. Scooter Ward remains the visual focus as the clip emphasizes the song's hostile, psychologically frayed mood rather than building a conventional narrative. The imagery suggests alienation, pain and self-destruction, echoing lyrics about madness, medication and escape. Its stripped-down performance approach places the emphasis on the band's early nu-metal intensity and the confrontational refrain.

Factoids & Trivia

• "Go Away" was released in 1998 as one of the singles from Cold's self-titled debut album.

• The video belongs to Cold's earliest visual period, before the band reached a wider audience with the 2000 album "13 Ways to Bleed on Stage."

• The song features additional vocals from Fred Durst, who was also involved with Cold's early career through Flip Records.

• "Go Away" became Cold's first single to reach the UK singles chart, peaking at number 91.

• The band's debut album was recorded with producer Ross Robinson, whose heavy, abrasive production style helped shape the song's raw sound.