Eat Your Heart Out

ATARI TEENAGE RIOT HAS FINISHED THEIR LONG AWAITED 4TH ALBUM! We will reveal more infos about it over the coming weeks. ATR WILL PREMIERE THE NEW ALBUM LIVE FROM MAY 2011 ONWARDS WITH A WORLD WIDE TOUR FIRST DATES ANNOUNCED: ATARI TEENAGE RIOT presented by DIM MAK 12.05.2011 GB-London, Islington Academy (with The Big Pink [...]

Atari Teenage Riot Exclusive London reunion show announced for May New single “Activate“ confirmed Atari Teenage Riot – “Activate!” by Alec Empire In the late 90s Atari Teenage Riot (ATR) emerged out of the electronica genre, to subvert all rules of rock and techno music. The original conception was Alec Empire‘s and when joined by [...]

ALEC EMPIRE TOUR REPORT http://www.gigwise.com/reviews/live/50750/Friday-010509-Alec-Empire-Patrick-Wolf-@-The-Underworld-Camden we are partying in Amsterdam tonight. having a great time. not these dumb drink yourself stupid so you forget times, it’s more like we met so many supporters again, people who really care…and after months of recording for films this just feels great! on the way to here I read [...]

Eat Your Heart Out News ! “THE WHOLE WORLD SEEMS TO BE ON A BAD DRUG” Alec Empire , taken from Control Drug of SHIVERS Hey! It’s spring 2009! flowers start to grow…slowly but surely! The Golden Foretaste of Heaven Film by Richard Wilhelmer went down like a storm at Los Angeles David Lynch screening [...]

ALEC EMPIRE TALKS TO CHRISTOPH DE BABALON ABOUT HIS NEW ALBUM, BREAKCORE, SAMPLING TECHNOLOGY AND GREEK MYTHOLOGY Alec Empire: “Please tell us about your new album. What made you come up with the concept? I think it is outstanding that a musician would think himself into such a imaginary world and drags the listener into [...]

“Scylla & Charybdis”: This new release by Christoph de Babalon is dedicated to two unfortunate girls from Greek mythology. Once beautiful nymphs, both were jinxed to live their life as monsters. scylla-charybdis-radio-edit-snippet-1 scylla-charybdis-radio-edit-snippet-2 To describe his melancholic viewpoint of their fate, he chose the long forgotten romantic art of the Symphonic Poem. Influenced by works [...]