Album

The Future Of War

Atari Teenage Riot

1997 · Electronic

Rare pressing on Gatefold

The Future Of War by Atari Teenage Riot

The Future Of War is a Punk album by Atari Teenage Riot, originally released in 1997. On Gatefold: 11 pressings tracked.

About

Atari Teenage Riot recorded this album late 1996 in Berlin. It is their most brutal album. This album was banned/censored by the German authorities for pointing out the ongoing corruption and racism legitimised by those in power. Many of the tracks were added to the album "Burn Berlin Burn" originally released by the Beastie Boys' label Grand Royal. This album made Rage Against The Machine decide to take them on their 1997 US tour, Dave Grohl gave it his thumbs up on MTV, Björk, Trent Reznor and more.

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Tracklist

  1. 1Get Up While You Can3:28
  2. 2Fuck All!3:08
  3. 3Sick To Death3:40
  4. 4P.R.E.S.S.4:19
  5. 5Deutschland (Has Gotta Die!)3:02
  6. 6Destroy 2000 Years Of Culture3:51
  7. 7Not Your Business2:32
  8. 8You Can't Hold Us Back4:00
  9. 9Heatwave2:43
  10. 10Redefine The Enemy3:58
  11. 11Death Star5:23
  12. 12The Future Of War3:44

Sound DNA

  • Punk
  • Hardcore
  • abrasive
  • aggressive
  • political

Notes from the original pressing. Later editions may differ.

All tracks produced at Empire Studios, Berlin 1996. Vocal recordings on all tracks at MK Audio, Berlin, except track 5 and 7 at Empire Studios, Berlin 1995.

Credits

The people behind it.

Performers

  • Alec EmpirePERFORMER, PROGRAMMED BY , VOCALS PROGRAMMED BY , VOCALS PROGRAMMED BY, VOCALS
  • Carl CrackPERFORMER, VOICE VOCALS
  • Hanin EliasPERFORMER, VOCALS VOCALS

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