The official music video is an installation piece itself. It showcases raw materials—metal, plastic, and light—being manipulated and destroyed. This visual choice emphasizes that everything is in flux; just as a soul leaves a body, physical matter breaks down to become something new.
"Azrael" by the Viennese electronic duo HVOB (Her Voice Over Boys) is more than just a deep house track; it is a centerpiece of their 2015 art project and album, Trialog . The song functions as a sonic exploration of the boundary between life and death, using the figure of Azrael—the Angel of Death—to anchor its atmospheric and haunting narrative. The Concept: Trialog HVOB - Azrael [Official]
The track was born from a "trialogue" between three creative forces: HVOB (music), artist Clemens Wolf (sculpture), and the visual collective lichterloh (light and video). The official music video is an installation piece itself
The lyrics are minimal but loaded with religious and spiritual metaphors. They describe a moment of total surrender and divine confrontation. "Azrael" by the Viennese electronic duo HVOB (Her
: The project focuses on the transformation of materials—specifically the process of destruction and rebirth.