Get all 17 Atari Teenage Riot releases available on Bandcamp and save 10%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Adrenaline, We Are From The Internet (Remix Album), Reset Tour (2015) EP, Reset, J1M1 (EP plus + video), Modern Liars (EP + bonus video), Reset (Radio Edit), Redefine The Enemy (Original Digital Hardcore Masters), and 9 more.
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Revolution Action
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By Any Means Necessary
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Western Decay
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Atari Teenage Riot II
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Ghostchase
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Too Dead For Me
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US Fade Out
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Digital Hardcore
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No Success
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Anarchy 999
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Atari Teenage Riot Berlin, Germany
“Atari Teenage Riot ...the most radical and dark side of digital culture ...“
ATR is a
collective of musicians who program their music on an Atari 1040ST computer from the 80ties.
Their music is always political, based on the poem "Riotsounds Produce Riots" by William S. Burroughs.
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Intelligence & Sacrifice (Original Digital Hardcore Masters)
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If you're into Atari Teenage Riot, you probably love this stuff too. It's noisier and faster and only Alec Empire on vocals. Digital Hardcore!
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White Heat (Limited Edition Remasters plus bonus track)
by Nic Endo
Nic Endo has released a handful of rare noise and ambient releases on vinyl and received amazing reviews from critics and fans. Check out her brutal "White Heat"!
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