As main rapper of the group, Onyx’s verses land like his movements on stage: fast and devastating. He is sixty-five percent human, heavily augmented from his time in the South Korean military, before he defected and made his way west, ending up in The Ghost Lines in London.
Metal bleeds into skin, his systems designed for combat instead of comfort. Most of his records are now redacted, but what remains was obviously built for war, long before he ever set foot on a stage.
Onyx rarely speaks, but when he does you know it’s deliberate. When he escaped the military, he rewired his own body in defiance of what he was meant to stand for, turning combat hardware into a way to express himself.
Fans report that he once danced so hard the stage collapsed (he finished the set anyway). He’s known as the ghost in the machine, but within E.V.E.N, he’s something else entirely: the quiet before the drop, and the force that follows when it finally hits.