Notes
Side A: 45 RPM
Side B: 33 ⅓ RPM
Track durations and BPM do not appear on the record.
BPM:
A: 122
B1: 115 | B2: 116
Other Versions (Showing 3 of 3) View All
| Title, Format | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Street Halo (3xFile, FLAC) | Hyperdub | HDB013 | UK | 2011 | ||
| Street Halo (3xFile, WAV, EP) | Hyperdub | HDB013B | UK | 2011 | ||
| Street Halo (3xFile, MP3, 320) | Hyperdub | HDB013 | UK | 2011 |
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Reviews & Discussion
jehovahkill
Nov 02, 2011
Side A is too loud and distorted. Side B is perfect. What gives?
this is fantastic. i have to say, i have never heard such loud surface noise from any "modern" vinyl, but it goes perfectly with the music (yes i know some noises are part of the original music). you buy it!
This "dubstep" record is not at the usual dubstep 140ish BPM. All the tracks are around 120 bpm and I've been using this plate in house/techno sets.
the A on my copy is pressed ridiculously loud which can colour/muddy the listening experience - always strange when you have to turn the volume DOWN to really enjoy a track
Some might see this as being not much of a progression from the Untrue album, but when the sounds are this good, who cares? Street Halo has a real groove and retains the crackly, haunting beauty that is his trademark sound. NYC And Stolen Dog are more low key that the A side, but are equally thrilling. I love it.
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