Kizu previously revealed the short version of their Human Error music video back in March before the release of their best-of album Kataki on April 7. From that point, the only way to watch the entirety of said music video was by purchasing the limited edition of Kataki. This contained a DVD with most of the band’s music videos to date.

However, that is no longer the case as they have released the entirety of the Human Error music video featuring the band members performing with conjoined humans as their instruments.

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This video could potentially trigger seizures for people with photosensitive epilepsy. Viewer discretion is advised.

キズ 7th SINGLE「ヒューマンエラー」MV FULL ver.

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Everything in this glitchy music video is a wild ride taking the band’s performance to an abandoned school, the grim reapers quarters, and a gloomy funfair. There’s also the extensive use of shapes such as big black spheres and pyramid shapes. One of the biggest things to take away though is the band member’s instruments, and vocalist LiME’s microphone stand taking on the shape of conjoined humans. Limbs are either missing, fused together, or in crooked positions, and in some cases, heads are still moving.

If you enjoyed Human Error, make sure to check out Kizu’s best-of album Kataki which dropped on April 7 this year and comes in regular and limited editions—with the latter containing a DVD with all of their music videos.