RIOT - Dogma Resistance [Monstercat LP Mix]

00:00 RIOT - Overture 1990
03:06 RIOT - Jungle Fury
08:15 RIOT - Disorder (Rebirth)
11:25 RIOT - Blackwater
16:16 RIOT - Desert to Desert (Interlude)
17:15 RIOT - Aiwa
21:51 RIOT - The Mob
27:13 RIOT - Last Stand (Interlude)
28:23 RIOT - Overkill
34:05 RIOT - Take That (Bonus Track)

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[Monstercat]

You are now immersed in the Dogma Resistance! Show RIOT your love for this masterpiece of an album!

[DJC-System]

Calling it now, this will be considered a Monstercat classic in the future. You've really created something here RIOT

[MockingbirdEDM]

10:00 "It's time for Drum N Bass."
I love how seriously they take this album yet are still willing to have some fun. XD

[zenoxmusic]

So disorder rebirth is literally the best thing ever

I also love how the visualizer changes

[andygabriel]

The bonus track feels like a Disney musical. After the heroes defeated the villain, they all start dancing and singing.
Loved this LP

[infiniteaj]

Overture 1990 - Opening Cutscene
Jungle Fury - Stage 1 Music
Disorder - 1st Boss Battle Music
Blackwater - Mid-Story Cutscene/Music
Desert to Desert - New Area Cutscene Music
Aiwa - Stage 2 Music
The Mob - 2nd Boss Battle Music
Last Stand - Pre-Final Boss Cutscene Music
Overkill - Final Boss Battle Music
Take That - Roll Credits

[kendallkiser]

I don’t think you understand what you’ve just done to me RIOT. I am so happy now

[Lutra]

This is probably the best LP I've ever heard. It has lore! From what I get:
*Overture 1990*: The Machine's cult of sorts start wreaking havoc to try awakening the Machine. The start of the song is a transmission played on cities a few days after the cult starts their actions, updating citizens. The voice clip that plays afterwards is the presumed leader of the Dogma Resistance recruiting members to defeat the Machine.
*Jungle Fury*: Dogma Resistance's first fight. They're gathering weapons and recruits to fight the Machine. This plays out during their first fight with the Machine's cult, which takes place in a jungle. In the end of the song, with "we are the machine" being played in multiple languages, it is presumed that the Machine has the power of mind control and wants to build a hive mind of sorts. Presumably, the Resistance looses due to still being in formation and still pretty weak and end up loosing some members to the Machine's mind control, but it's up to debate.
*Disorder*: The Machine's cult succeeds in awakening the Machine, since during the song "system online" and "you have awakened the machine" are heard. The Resistance organizes themselves to fight the Machine.
*Blackwater*: Dogma Resistance goes out in search of the Machine's headquarters or center. The Resistance finds trouble, as heard in the TTS voice clip, but they're able to get through. The Machine is also confirmed to have an alien origin again due to the TTS voice clip.
*Desert to Desert*: Just an interlude. The resistance makes their way to the desert.
*Aiwa*: The Resistance passes through a desert. It's unknown if they found trouble again or not, but from the cover, it can be presumed they either had to fight some sort of zombified camels or they're the ones riding the camels. Up to interpretation.
*The Mob*: The Resistance is getting close to the Machine, and they're ambushed by the weird alien creatures seen in the cover so they don't get to the Machine. It presumably takes place in a destroyed city, and after the Resistance defeats the alien creatures, they try recruiting the city's survivors as heard in the voice clip, and then they head to defeat the machine. From the outro, it's presumed that the Resistance was able to defeat the Machine, presumably some sort of weaker version of it, but not completely destroy it. It can be confirmed by the end clip saying "the machine has fallen" but the LP still continuing into Overkill, and then in the start of Overkill they run some sort of diagnostics program.
*Last Stand*: The Resistance think they have won, but the Machine isn't done yet. The cult repairs the machine, and Dogma Resistance racks up the last of their forces and prepare for the final battle.
*Overkill*: The Machine runs a diagnostic program to see if it's fully operational from the cult's repairs, and the Machine's true form reveals itself, stronger than last time in The Mob. The Resistance gives their all in the battle, but despite that, the Machine overcomes them and hypnotizes the Resistance.
*Take That*: The Resistance is drugged to think they won the battle, even though the Machine won. While the Resistance is partying and thinking they won, the Machine conquers the world, and the Resistance can't do anything about it.

MatPat needs to make a Music Theorists channel and review this, because HOLY SHIT it's a lot of lore!

[IllumiMusic]

When RIOT releases an EP, my heart stopped beating for a second! 🔥🔥🔥

[Soniclover]

These guys are literally telling us a story with this music

[callmelunaVEVO]

While the lack of new songs is a little disappointing, that doesn’t mean much in this case. This album is one of the finest collections of bass music on the label, possibly of all time. The sound design, the atmosphere, the storytelling, it’s all immaculate. I love it to bits.
Thank you to RIOT for bringing this masterpiece of an album to the world, I cannot wait to hear more from you guys in the future!

[atomicnitro]

After months of teasing, we’re finally here. Despite the lack of new songs for the album, the quality in it is nothing short of fantastic including its storytelling. We Are Dust will always have a special place in my heart but Dogma Resistance has taken the throne for me this year. Thank you RIOT for making this an absolute gem to remember. I cannot be more excited to hear some more music from you guys in the future.

[volmix]

28:23 RIOT - Overkill
This is the best piece of music I've heard in a while

[dertthestone]

Roses are dead.
Resistance is gone.
You can’t hear a breath.
The machines have left none.








Operation overkill have succeeded.

[kilometers]

WORTH THE WAIT WORTH THE WAIT WORTH THE WAIT WORTH THE WAIT

[ItsVariOfficial]

I’ve waited almost a year and a half for this to drop and it’s still one of the most anticipated LP’s for me this year. Riot went crazy on this LP. The Disorder VIP came as a surprise to me, Blackwater is mind blowing, and the Bonus track is so damn good. Amazing production work from Riot. Can’t wait till the next album!

[Emi-bhek]

I have been listening to this album for like 3 years now, and it never gets old. The guitar rift in black water has my heart!

[alphmachine]

Ill explain my theory of the story

Overture 1990- they were announcing everyone that operation overkill was gonna take over the planet and another voice which i think is the leader of Dogma Resistance was telling everyone to join their resistance to burn the machine ( that was part of overkill)
To the ground.

Disorder- The boys were making the machine, maybe forced to do it by overkill. And the leader of overkill would explain what they’d do to the planet.

The mob- three people tried to destroy the machine but a powerful overkill mob was getting them. They we’re successful but overkill was planning revenge...

Blackwater, Aiwa and Jungle Fury- Lots of people joined the resistance from all over the world. Cowboys, arabic people, and others.

Desert to desert- the arabic people were traveling.

Last stand- All of them were planning what to do ( tension rising)
Overkill was going to throw their last stand ( the machine ) and they had to be ready.

Overkill- The Last fight... the kids of disorder were proud of their creation,
The ones from the mob were ready to bash, and the others were ready to strike.

Take that- After everything, they had won and others, they were in a bad state from a drug that would make them sleep. But it was over.
They went and did a party because of their massive achievement.

[phytonlp]

People: How loud do you want to make this?

Riot: YES

[ivanmartinezsosa]

this just might be my favorite lp of all time. no words can say how amazed I am with RIOT and their work. absolutely amazing.