Metal, Hardcore, Indie, Rock
Cinematic rock band Starset have released a space-themed music video for “v 0 y a g e r”, adding another science-fiction-inspired chapter to the group’s ongoing visual storytelling. The new clip follows a series of singles and elaborate videos that have reinforced the band’s fascination with technology, exploration and imagined futures.
The November 12 premiere continues Starset‘s distinctive approach to music videos, in which futuristic settings and narrative concepts are often as important as the songs themselves. The title references the idea of a voyager, fitting the group’s longstanding use of cosmic imagery.
Earlier in 2026, the band unveiled videos for “p a r a d 0 x 1 c” and “t r a n s f u s 1 0 n”. Both were directed by Jeb Hardwick and explored the dramatic electronic-rock sound that has become central to Starset‘s identity. Their latest release builds on that run of new material.
The band’s videos often function as extensions of a larger fictional universe rather than simple performance clips. Across albums, music videos and live presentations, Starset have used scientific and speculative themes to explore communication, human behavior and the consequences of technological progress.
Founded in Columbus, Ohio, in 2013 by vocalist and songwriter Dustin Bates, Starset combine alternative metal, electronic rock and orchestral arrangements. Bates has often described the project as a vehicle for a broader narrative about science and society, an idea that distinguishes the group from many conventional rock acts.
Their 2014 debut album “Transmissions” introduced the band to a wider audience, particularly through the single “My Demons”. Later albums “Vessels”, “Divisions” and “Horizons” expanded their sound with heavier guitars, synthesizers, cinematic interludes and ambitious conceptual themes.
Onstage, the musicians have presented their concerts as immersive demonstrations, frequently incorporating costumes, dramatic lighting and science-fiction visuals. This theatrical approach has helped them cultivate a dedicated following in the United States and internationally.
The new “v 0 y a g e r” video continues that tradition. Fans seeking future live dates and tickets can check Starset’s official website, where the band publishes announcements and links to its activities.
