Редактирование: Rachel Haywire (раздел)

==Early history==
In 2005 Haywire wrote a chapter in a book called "Generation Hex", where she had the pseudonym "Haywire" recommended to her.<ref name="JustinMurphy">[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UWhtLD33mXE Livestream with Rachel Haywire]</ref> Although the name was initially just for use in the book, she decided she liked it and adopted it a new name. The book covers "young adults who are inventing and imagining radically new directions for spirituality and human evolution".<ref>[https://www.amazon.ca/Generation-Hex-Voices-Outside-Reality/dp/1932857206 Generation Hex: New Voices From Outside Reality]</ref>

Haywire started the experimental industrial music project ''Experiment Haywire<ref>https://experimenthaywire.bandcamp.com/</ref>'' in 2005. Her band collaborated with Leæther Strip, Attrition, amGod, and Studio-X and opened for industrial bands such as Android Lust, Babyland and Z'EV. In 2019, she brought in co-producer and audio engineer Wertstahl to work on her new full-length album Alternative Technology.

In 2011 Haywire started the annual [[Extreme Futurist Fest]] event in Los Angeles, California. The cyberpunk<ref name="gizmodo">''[http://io9.gizmodo.com/an-irreverent-guide-to-transhumanism-and-the-singularit-1678511853 An Irreverent Guide To Transhumanism And The Singularity]''. Gizmodo. Retrieved 18 April 2016.</ref> event combined talks on science and human enhancement, modeled after the TED conferences, with a number of live music performances and art installations. In 2012, Haywire described the event as "a 2 day arts and technology festival focusing on radical voices of the new evolution".