To say Void Of Vision’s Jack Bergin has been through a lot over the past three years would be just scratching the surface. After living through a number of intense seizures, a brain bleed and perspective-altering radiosurgery, he was left with some pretty vast questions about life, death, and what exactly he will leave behind thereafter. What I’ll Leave Behind, the band’s fourth album, sees Jack going deep into the chasm of existentialism, resulting in a massively heavy record that feels incredibly purposeful and vital. It tracks from disaster to acceptance, to navigating trauma, uncertainty, loss and learning, and is just as brutal instrumentally. This band do girthy guitar and striking synth work very well, here more than ever, with Blood For Blood just one...