The animation doesn't illustrate the song, it bleeds with it. Every frame jerks and distorts in sync with the bassline, every color shift timed to a breath that isn't yours. One episode is all it takes because Hiraoka understands that watching someone's psyche fracture in real time doesn't need padding. The music doesn't play over the visuals. They're the same thing, and by the end you'll feel it in your chest more than your ears.

Darkroom is a single-episode animated music video set to the song of the same name by Dios. Masanobu Hiraoka handled both direction and animation, building the visuals around the track. It carries a psychological label, making it a short piece of music-driven animation for viewers curious about the pairing of Dios's song with Hiraoka's work.