In a dichotic world beset with powerful interests dependent on that permanent separation, the U.K.’s Hacktivist offer the alternative, both sonically and philosophically. The band fuses grime, a British-born style of rap and hip-hop, with contemporary tech-metal to power a music that cuts hard with political and social bite. The group personify a communal connection that is the world’s best hope for survival. Their music transcends because it’s courageous, unafraid of style, dependent on insight and awareness. “It’s got to have a message,” rapper and vocalist J. Hurley notes. “And since we have a platform, we may as well speak the truth because we get into a lot of people’s ears at the moment.” Hurley and fellow rapper and vocalist ...
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