The Living Tombstone

The Living Tombstone has been called "the biggest video game band on the internet" - (NME) "TLT", as their many fans call them, is the duo formed by Yoav Landau and Sam Haft.

After 15 years of creating and broadcasting music, they have amassed 9 million YouTube subscribers and their songs have exceeded 70 billion streams across all platforms. The group has just returned from a sold-out 2025 world tour across four continents.

Their unique position as artists and influencers within the video game and "geekdom" community gives them a strong cultural footprint and a significant history, with multiple tracks awarded by the RIAA, and even a 4th place on the Dance/Electronic chart thanks to their track "Five Nights At Freddy's", used in the closing credits of the Blumhouse BC Universal film.

Their song "It's Been so Long" was subsequently used for the closing credits of Five Nights At Freddy's 2.

Haft, a former screenwriter for television and film, joined The Living Tombstone seven years ago as a singer-songwriter-performer, but he'll tell you freely: "The magic is Yoav.

" Yoav Landau, founding member and group leader embodying the character "zero_one" on stage, created TLT as a form of escape, feeling isolated during his teenage years.

Yoav found a path of emotional expression by composing music around his favourite series, to connect with fans and communities sharing the same passions worldwide. "I'm really grateful for YouTube's existence," Yoav explains.

" Before meeting Haft, he had already amassed hundreds of millions of streams and received one of YouTube's first million-subscriber trophy. TLT's manager, David Boxenbaum, co-founder of Octone Records.