Fans of My Chemical Romance, The Funeral Portrait, and Pierce the Veil take note, as Chatter is making a powerful entrance with the debut single “Panic.”
We’re premiering the horrific music video, directed by Samuel Gonzalez Jr. (The Retaliators, Night of the Missing), below.
On October 31st, 1999, the Happy Valley High School Halloween dance became the birthplace of a legend. What began as whispers, mockery, and silence turned into something no one could control.
John Kassir, the iconic voice of the Cryptkeeper from “Tales from the Crypt,” appears in the video alongside genre favorite Russell Todd (Friday the 13th Part 2), Sirius XM’s Metal Ambassador Jose Mangin, alt-pop artist Royal & The Serpent, and Brent Burdett of Beauty School Dropout.
Chatter blends high-impact storytelling, bold visions, and a unique sonic identity to provide a voice for the voiceless. “Panic” showcases the dynamic artist’s ability to blend genres, personalities, and mediums into something authentic and compelling.
“I am beyond thrilled to finally unveil my story — a tale drenched in raw emotion and burning with theatrical fire,” Chatter tells Bloody Disgusting. “This is more than art; it’s a transformation. Because when someone is pushed too far… they don’t just break. They become something else entirely.”
“When Chatter first approached me with this concept, I saw more than just a music video—I saw the birth of a horror icon,” adds Gonzalez Jr. “This project became a cinematic monster of its own, a bloody love letter to those who’ve been silenced by trauma and bullied into the shadows. We wanted to craft a world where vengeance wears a smile, where every tooth tells a story, and where horror meets heart in a brutal, beautiful way.”
For those who carry silence within them, join the Chatter by texting 858-330-3911.
Chatter photos by Anabel Dflux
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