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Dystopian Society
Dystopian Society formed in the early 2010s with Alex Hernandez on vocals, Jake Haro and Matt Karloff on guitars, Carlos Garcia on bass, and Mike Valladares...
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Dystopian Society formed in the early 2010s with Alex Hernandez on vocals, Jake Haro and Matt Karloff on guitars, Carlos Garcia on bass, and Mike Valladares on drums. They came up during a time when metalcore was getting louder and more complex, pulling from bands like Parkway Drive and Architects but trying to find their own space in it.
In 2014 they put out "The Buzzer" as their first single. The song caught on with its heavy riffs and a vocal hook that stuck, and the vague, warning-like lyrics got people talking. It became the track most fans knew them by.
Their live shows were known for being intense and confrontational, which drew some criticism along with the fans. They kept writing and playing through that, though the specifics of what came next aren't as clear in the record.
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