In 2004, Viper Records and, in 2005, Babygrande Records re-released Immortal Technique's debut, Revolutionary Vol. He released his second album Revolutionary Vol.

Immortal Technique is the only rapper in history to have a Hip Hop Quotable while being unsigned. The following year, in September 2003, he received the coveted Hip Hop Quotable in The Source for a song entitled Industrial Revolution from his second album. In November 2002, he was listed by The Source in its Unsigned Hype column, highlighting artists that are not signed to a record label. 1 also contained the underground classic Dance With The Devil. 1 without the help of a record label or distribution, instead using money earned from his rap battle triumphs. In 2001, Immortal Technique released his first album Revolutionary Vol.

The views expressed in his lyrics are largely commentary on issues such as class struggle, poverty, religion, government and institutional racism. La De Da and Section Zero present Immortal Technique, an American rapper of Afro-Peruvian descent and urban activist. American rap icon Immortal Technique is coming to New Zealand for the first time ever, with support from Akir (US) and Poison Pen (US).

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