Hanin Elias

Hanin Elias is a German musician who co-founded Atari Teenage Riot with Alec Empire in 1991, a key figure in the Digital Hardcore movement. She founded Fatal-Recordings and released solo work including In Flames (1995-1999) and No Games No Fun. The reviews note her stage presence, political themes, and collaborations.

Co-founded Atari Teenage Riot (1991); associated with the Digital Hardcore genre; founded Fatal-Recordings; solo albums include In Flames (1995-1999) and No Games No Fun. Collaborations mentioned in reviews include Alec Empire, Alexander Hacke and J Mascis. Became a mother in 1997 (noted in reviews).

LOR15's review recounts Hanin Elias's role in founding Atari Teenage Riot (Digital Hardcore) and her transition to solo work. No Games No Fun is described as an electro-pop record with industrial decorations and strong collaborations (Alexander Hacke, J Mascis, Alec Empire). The reviewer highlights the track "Falling" and rates the album 3/5.

For:Fans of Digital Hardcore, electro-pop and industrial music; followers of Atari Teenage Riot and alternative electronic scenes.