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Electronic alchemists Resurrector and Patch enlist an impressive crew of Denver and Boulder-based artists — Apostle, Wailer B., Elon, Stero Lion, Vill, Totter Todd, and DJ Hot Daddi 36-0 — to create a shamanistic wall of hip-hop dubtronica that aims to topple the foundations of modern-day Babylon. The analog mix of illbient bass sounds comes courtesy of some of the best technicians in the business, L.A.-based Scott Wolfe and Brian Gardner, who helped engineer that classic Death Row sound. So warmongers, take note: Both the crew’s raps and the manifesto accompanying the record offer up prescriptions for survival and victory in a tension-filled time.