The Atari.s – Original Pirate Material EP
Free Music | Full-On | November 2, 2008 | Posted by Basilisk
02 :: Bitcrusher (7:13)
03 :: Torque Of The Devil (7:08)
The Original Pirate Material EP features three blistering tracks by The Atari.s, a Mexican psytrance group signed to Phantasm Records. Their high-energy full-on style is similar to that of Eskimo, Cycle Sphere, and Bliss; expect to hear hard kicks, bold bass lines, sharp acid riffs, and explosive crowd-pleasing breakdowns. In addition, Original Pirate Material also features elements of contemporary electro and breakbeat music. The resulting blend is primed and ready to rock the dance floor.
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Although this EP was released without an explicit licence it is free to download, share, and perform as long as proper credit is given. If you wish to use any part of this EP for purposes aside from regular listening or DJing, please contact Phantasm Records or The Atari.s.
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Is it just me, or does there seem to be something wrong with the MP3 download link?
Managed to download okay and man, I’ve just gotta give this five stars… :)
Guys What Can I Say, But Wooowww. Psy-breaks sweet. I Could Play This In A Mainstream Club.
Even Though It’s Truly Underground.
P.S Thanks Basilisk For Supporting Flac
There does seem to be a problem when i download i don’t know whether it’s my computer or what though.
WOW!!!!
nice little ep with not so very nice bass that tears through the speakers at times. well done.
good stuff, but i noticed that the breakdown of ‘sound system speaking’ is the same breakdown from far too loud’s ‘play it loud’ (broken robot mix).. like, the ENTIRE breakdown!
this stuff is amazing!!! just totally awesome! :)
Nice one
very modern and futuristic..
reminds me Wipeout videogame soundtracks..
well done!
be helpful!!!
I’m so glad I rediscovered this album. 12 whole years later and I still test the power of new headphones and speakers using these songs. What an absolute monster of an EP this was. Underrated as hell. Just came back to download the FLAC versions which I apparently never had all this time.
That said I wish Ataris had a better name. I could not think of a harder name to search for when trying to find more of their stuff. It’s like naming your band google.com