Buy The Curse of the Golden Vampire or Intelligence and Sacrifice or Golden Foretaste of Heaven.
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The Curse of the Golden Vampire$7.24Collaborative effort by Atari Teenage Riot's Alec Empire andTechno Animal, the side-project by Kevin Martin & Godflesh leader Justin Broderick. Eight tracks of white noise with a leaning towards hip hop that Terrorizer magazine saw fit to award with a rating of 8 out of 10. 1998 Digital Hardcore Recordings release.
Intelligence & Sacrifice$12.33"Empire has tapped into something vital, dangerous, and all-too-absent from so much rock music today ... turn it up." -- KERRANG! Fresh from the release of Alec Empire's latest album, Futurist, Digital Hardcore proudly unveils the release of his first post-Atari Teenage Riot album, Intelligence and Sacrifice.
Golden Foretaste of Heaven$7.88"More thrilling torment from one Empire that will never crumble." -- NME [8/10] "So forward-thinking it suggests an afterlife composed of people not even born yet." -- Clash "If this is Empire's golden foretaste of heaven, pray you never have to taste hell." -- Out in the City "This is a terrifying album that should find a place in your record collection. In short, it's fantastically dark; file next to D.
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Futurist$9.31"Empire has tapped into something vital, dangerous, and all-too-absent from so much rock music today ... this isn't the death of rock `n' roll but a blasting, needle-in-the-red affirmation of its power. Turn it up." - KERRANG "Simply a great punk rock record." - TERRORIZER "Empire's keen intelligence ... blazes through every track in a merciless assault on apathy that's also strangely optimistic, like a dove bearing a petrol bomb.
Destroyer$49.99
Low on Ice$10.42
Threat$0.61Kings Mob Productions brought together a diverse team of collaborators to build the thunderous, pulverizing score that complements THREAT's nihilistic vision. With this "Original Motion Picture Soundtrack," THREAT's writer-director Matt Pizzolo, score contributor Alec Empire, and score composer Queque have distilled the film's soundscape into the anthemic hardcore punk, twisted breakbeats, and guttural metalcore that drives THREAT's furious story.