The Alienator - Alien Ressurection

Review by Stuart and Stephanie Keisman

Alien Resurrection by The Alienator: A Hardcore Trip to the Stars (and Back) Man, if you’re into Gabber and Hardcore, Alien Resurrection is one of those albums that just slaps you upside the head and doesn’t apologize for it. Released in 2002 by Megarave Records outta the Netherlands, this beast of a record feels like an alien invasion on your eardrums—but in the best way possible. Composed by R. Fabrie, it’s raw, relentless, and dripping with that chaotic energy only true hardcore can deliver. Let me tell ya about two tracks that stuck with me long after the beat dropped. First up, “Causin’ Panic.” Holy crap, this track hits hard right outta the gate. It’s got that signature Gabber kick drum—boom-boom-boom—like a heartbeat from another dimension. But what makes it unforgettable? The build-ups are insane! You think you know where it’s going, then BAM—it flips into this wild synth riff that sounds like robots losing their minds. Honestly, I couldn’t help but lose my sht when this came on at full volume. Feels like panic, alright, but also freedom. Like running through neon-lit streets while aliens chase you or something equally ridiculous. Love it. Then there’s “Mars Needs Women.” Oh man, this one’s got character. The melody has this retro sci-fi vibe, like cheesy 80s B-movie soundtracks mashed up with brutal beats. There’s even these weird vocal samples scattered around, kinda campy but oddly fitting. Every time I hear it, I imagine green-skinned dudes cruising around space looking for dates—which, honestly, might be more relatable than we wanna admit. It’s funny, over-the-top, and still totally bangin’. Kinda sums up the whole album, really. The rest of the tracks ain’t bad either—“Alien Resurrection” brings the title track drama, all eerie atmospheres and pounding rhythms, while “Species” keeps things heavy with its industrial edge. But damn, those first two? They stay with you. Reflecting on this album now, it’s kinda wild how music like this can transport you somewhere else entirely. Listening to Alien Resurrection, you don’t just hear it—you feel it. It’s messy, loud, unapologetic, and somehow human despite being so freaking alien. And isn’t that life sometimes? Chaotic as hell, but beautiful in its own messed-up way. So yeah, props to The Alienator for making an album that feels like getting abducted by ravers from outer space. Now excuse me while I blast “Causin’ Panic” again and pretend I’m saving Earth from intergalactic invaders. Or maybe just dancing awkwardly in my room. Either way works.

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Artist: The Alienator
Album: Alien Ressurection

Netherlands

Electronic

2002

Rating: 3.99

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Track	Duration	Preview
Alien Ressurection	5:30
Mars Needs Women	4:56
Species	6:38
Causin' Panic	6:17

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MRV 052

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Megarave Records

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Vinyl
12"
33 ⅓ RPM

Credits

Role	Credit
Composed By	R. Fabrie

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Published by Fabrie Music.
Distributed by Rige Entertainment BV.
Tracks A1 & A2 have samples from the "Alien"-movies.

Barcodes

Barcode: 8 717047 000666

About The Alienator

Real Name

Robert E. Fabrie

Name Vars

Alienator

Aliases

Gizeh
DJ Waxweazle
The Partyman
Chico Chipolata
Lord Hostile
Dark Impulses
Plain And Simple
Somebody From Rotterdam
Da Hellweazle
Dutch Concert
Speed Brother
Stargate
The Headbanger
Fab Flavour
Sunrider
R-Trax
Northpole Gangster
Wavewash
Housin' Roots
DJ Kokopelli
Daydreamer
Rob Fabrie
Hoofdklapper
Wodkaweazle

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Interesting fact about Album

Here’s something cool: The album *Alien Resurrection* by The Alienator is a wild ride of Gabber and Hardcore beats. Released in 2002 in the Netherlands, it’s a piece of electronic music history. R. Fabrie composed the whole thing, and tracks like *Causin' Panic* and *Mars Needs Women* still slap. It came out on Megarave Records, a label known for pushing boundaries. Fun fact—Gabber music is all about raw energy, and this album totally nails it!