Atari Teenage Riot, 60 Second Wipe Out - 54m 29s

Tracks & Durations

1. Revolution Action	4:09
2. By Any Means Necessary	2:38
3. Western Decay	5:50
4. Atari Teenage Riot II	6:08
5. Ghostchase	4:34
6. Too Dead for Me	4:17
7. U.S. Fade Out	2:52
8. The Virus Has Been Spread	1:15
9. Digital Hardcore	4:11
10. Death of a President D.I.Y	4:43
11. Your Uniform (Does Not Impress Me!)	5:48
12. No Success	3:48
13. Anarchy 999	4:07

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Review

The sounds are louder, dirtier, heavier, faster, and noisier on Atari Teenage Riot's 60 Second Wipe Out. But to what end? The screaming, faux-revolutionary, Baader Meinhof-like rants are just so much sonic wallpaper, akin to the bloody bleeps of a Mortal Kombat video game. ATR's music began in 1992 as a ridiculously cartoonish, potentially exciting amalgam of hard-core punk rock, techno, and drum & bass. And while their music never lived up to its promised "revolution," that was not much of a surprise to anyone. It is a wonder, however, that this record is so completely unexciting, what with so much fast, high-decibeled noise swathed in the distorted boom-box aesthetic to which all Digital Hardcore records must submit. For all their radical rhetoric, ATR have merely demonstrated once again what we already learned from the likes of MDC back in '83: louder and faster are most certainly not better. --Mike McGonigal

Other Versions

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60 Second Wipe Out

Tracks: 13, Disk length: 54m 29s

60 Second Wipe Out

Tracks: 13, Disk length: 48m 55s (-6m 26s)

60 Second Wipe Out

Tracks: 15 (+2 tracks), Disk length: 1h 14m 32s (+20m 3s)

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