Wacktivist: Still Wack

I tried to listen to this wack new Wacktivist song, “Planet Zero,” and quickly became embarrassed my neighbors might hear it. And I don’t even know my neighbors. That’s how bad the song is: it lack decorum. It is, if you will, the bringing a tuna fish sandwich on a crowded airplane of metal songs.

But maybe you have no shame? If so, feel free to check out “Planet Zero” below. Co-vocalist J. Hurley reassures that the lyrics are, like, deep, bruh:

“Look at the state of the planet at the moment and people are still ignoring it. It doesn’t make sense. There are all these homeless people on the streets, but there’s all this land and enough food to go around for everyone.”

Co-vocalist Jot Maxi is also looking at the man in the mirror, asking him to make a change:

“There are so many things wrong with the way humanity is. We’re self-destructive and everybody knows it. It’s in a lot of films, especially in science fiction. But that dark future is no longer fiction and it’s very clear that we’re on a downwards path. If I buy a bottle of something to drink, it’s going to be sold in plastic and I’m going to feel guilt about that. Take a look at any city around the world – there’s so much opulence and grandeur on show, but look closely enough and you’ll find people living on the streets, homeless. Where is this going? There are islands of plastic bottles in the sea now, but we only have this one planet. It’s mad. It’s all tilting downwards, and into the mouth’s of the rich.”

“Planet Zero” will appear on Wacktivist’s new album, Hyperdialect, due for release on June 18th via UNFD.