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Hacktivist
Hacktivist formed in 2014 around childhood friends Tiamat Massopust and Ben Marvin. Their music combines metal guitar work with electronic programming, a mix...
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Hacktivist formed in 2014 around childhood friends Tiamat Massopust and Ben Marvin. Their music combines metal guitar work with electronic programming, a mix that drew some early skepticism but found its audience. They released their debut album 'Outer Heaven' in 2016, followed by 'Control' in 2018 and 'Axiom' in 2020.
Songs like 'Cold Shoulders' and 'Elevate' became staples for the band, built around intense vocals and heavy electronic beats. Their lyrics often touch on technology and social themes. The lineup includes Massopust on vocals and programming, Marvin on guitar and vocals, Josh Lozano on bass, and Jayden Mason on drums.
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