Atari Teenage Riot Goes for the Lulz With Anonymous

Photo courtesy of Atari Teenage Riot In mid-February, Alec Empire of the iconic digital hardcore band Atari Teenage Riot got a call from Sony. The company was creating a commercial for their new handheld game console, the Sony Vita, and they wanted to use the song Black Flags from ATR’s most recent album Is This Hyperreal? for the score. It was a call so wrong, so profoundly ill-advised, that it could only end in epic internet lulz. To begin with, Alec Empire has a history with Sony — he’d sued them for copyright infringement after another song was included in a Sony ad without permission, and he settled, still feeling ripped off.

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