Màrius Tiberian

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He has performed across Europe and Latin America and has collaborated with artists such as Little Big or youtubers like Jordi Wild. Influenced by underground hip-hop, metal, techno, and experimental sounds, Marius is carving out a niche with a personal style that is dark, introspective and brutal. His music explores themes such as urban decay, existential emptiness, addictions, crime, and pain. Tiberian has performed extensively in Spain, France, Estonia, and Latin America. He was the opening act for Russian band Little Big in Madrid and has played at festivals such as Hardstyle United (Tallinn), Devil’s Dancing Fest (Barcelona), and X-Hard (Badalona). He has also been a resident DJ at Fabrik Madrid, one of Spain’s top electronic music venues. He has been described as a “paranoid Catholic,” he mixes Christian faith with an absolute disenchantment with the modern world. His style is heavily marked by existential pain, isolation, marginality, depression and violence. His song lyrics address suicide, guilt, broken faith, criminality, addiction, and decay. Relationship with Hooligans During one of his sets, Marius unintentionally provoked one of the most notorious hooligan groups in Spain. According to an interview he gave, this happened after he spoke some sharp words into the microphone. It is known that Marius Tiberian maintains a strong and mutually respectful connection with King of The Streets, an informal (and somewhat legendary) organization dedicated to promoting street fights without rules in public spaces—from abandoned parking lots to side streets—where only physical strength, courage, and improvisation matter. Marius Tiberian is sponsored by Askari, a brand with a street-military aesthetic, tactical clothing, and combat gear. His association with Askari reinforced his image as a “prepared urban fighter,” with a guerrilla style and a strong visual presence at every public appearance. Thanks to his reputation in street fighting circles and the backing of King of The Streets, it is rumored that Marius also had some connection with the organization of clandestine fights.