The Destroyer (album)
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| The Destroyer | ||
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| Studio album by Alec Empire | ||
| Released | June 1996 | |
| Genre | Digital hardcore | |
| Label | Digital Hardcore Recordings | |
| Producer(s) | Alec Empire | |
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| Alec Empire chronology | ||
| Hypermodern Jazz (1996) |
The Destroyer (1996) |
Les Étoiles des Filles Mortes (1996) |
The Destroyer is an album by electronic artist Alec Empire, his first on his own record label Digital Hardcore Recordings, released in 1996. Destroyer is also the name given to a series of EPs by Empire released two years before. Unlike his previous albums for Mille Plateaux, The Destroyer had a much heavier sound more akin to that of his band Atari Teenage Riot, and is considered as one of the earliest examples of a breakcore record.
[edit] Track listing
- "Hard Like It's a Pose" - 5:49
- "What Are You Talking About" - 5:01
- "Down With The Shit" - 4:51
- "We All Die!" - 7:07
- "Suicide" - 4:54
- "Bang Your Head!" - 5:36
- "Heartbeat That Isn't There" - 3:06
- "Nobody Gets Out Alive!" - 5:33
- "Fire Bombing" - 4:16
- "The Peak" - 3:56
- "Bonus Beats" - 4:03
- "I Don't Care What Happens" - 5:11
- "My Face Would Crack" - 6:47
- "Pleasure Is Our Business (live)" - 7:39
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