Artist's albums
Hyperdialect
2021 · album
Hyperdialect
2021 · single
Reprogram
2021 · single
Planet Zero
2021 · single
Armoured Core
2020 · single
Dogs of War
2019 · single
Reprogram
2019 · single
Spitfire
2019 · single
2 Rotten
2017 · single
Over-Throne
2016 · EP
Outside the Box
2016 · album
Taken (feat. Rou Reynolds)
2016 · single
Buszy
2016 · single
Deceive And Defy (feat. Jamie Graham)
2016 · single
Deceive and Defy
2014 · single
False Idols
2014 · single
Hacktivist
2013 · EP
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Biography
Question everything. Consider your sources. Be wary of ulterior motives, insidious media narratives and even your own unconscious bias. Trust sparingly and try to make smart, informed choices. As the world slides further into ruin, it’s more important than ever to be vigilant and fight back. Thankfully, Hacktivist are here to help cut through the noise and lies, tooled-up and ready to attack with renewed vigour and reinforced ranks. With Jot Maxi and J. Hurley now sharing the vocal and lyrical load, drummer Rich Hawking and bassist Josh Gurner bringing the beats and rhythms, and guitarist and production don James Hewitt fleshing out the group’s multi-genre muscle, new album Hyperdialect arrives less like a mission statement and more as a flaming musical Molotov, declaring all-out war. “Hyperdialect isn’t an album for people to just casually listen to,” J insists, “we’ve taken things to the next level, which I didn’t even think was possible. We spit the truth.” Vocals - Jot Maxi, Vocals - J Hurley, Guitar - James Hewitt, Bass - Josh Gurner, Drums - Rich Hawking