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Performer: Atari Teenage Riot
Title: Reset
Country: UK & Europe
Genre: Electronic
Style:Hardcore, Industrial, Electro, Noise, Experimental
Released: Feb 2015
Catalog number: DHRCD45
Label: Digital Hardcore Recordings (DHR)
MP3 album szie: 2746 mb
FLAC album size: 2812 mb

Tracklist

1 J1M1 3:15
2 Street Grime 3:12
3 Reset 4:28
4 Death Machine 3:55
5 Modern Liars 4:03
6 Cra$h 3:43
7 New Blood 3:51
8 Transducer 5:21
9 Erase Your Face 6:15
10 We Are From The Internet 4:52

Versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
BRC-413 Atari Teenage Riot Reset ‎(CD, Album) Beat Records BRC-413 Japan 2014
DHRCD45P, DHRCD45 Atari Teenage Riot Reset ‎(CD, Album, Promo) Digital Hardcore Recordings (DHR), Digital Hardcore Recordings (DHR) DHRCD45P, DHRCD45 UK & Europe 2015
none Atari Teenage Riot Reset ‎(CD, Album + Box, Ltd, S/Edition) Digital Hardcore Recordings (DHR) none UK & Europe 2015

Credits

  • VocalsRowdy SS
  • Vocals, Music By, ProducerAlec Empire, Nic Endo

Barcodes

  • Barcode: 690261004529
  • Label Code: LC11028
  • Mastering SID Code: IFPI LV26
  • Matrix / Runout: 00095 53647 213 01 53647216
  • Matrix / Runout (Mould text): A

Companies

  • Phonographic Copyright (p) – Digital Hardcore Recordings (DHR)
  • Copyright (c) – Digital Hardcore Recordings (DHR)
  • Published By – Digital Hardcore Music
  • Recorded At – The Hellish Vortex Studios
  • Mastered At – Calyx Mastering
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Reviews: (2)
Miromice
Miromice
What's the world coming to if even Atari Teenage Riot sells out? Congratulations on taking a giant turd on everything you ever stood for...
Daron
Daron
In this day of age we have the likes of Death Grips, Clipping and the like pushing the electronic music clashed with punk/hip hop genre to new heights, ATR like most of the bands that where the pioneers of such a sound look tired and dated. Been that i love everything that ATR/Empire has put out to a point where regularly still search for rare DHR stuff- This album in particular isn't a step forward in the ATR sound, its more or less a step back. gone are the days of amen breaks set to pitched Slayer guitars and in come the more radio friendly Prodigy-esque beats, which sound awful. It could easily noted Empire lost his aggression after "Futurist" dropped, and hasn't made a lot of good music since. The lyrics are cliched, pointless and have lost meaning too, and whoever told Nic Endo she could sing (i preferred her as the cold staring silent noise maker on the records) was pretty stupid. i rate this 0/5. pure crap and a final nail in ATR's digital coffin.