editor's info:

single-sided vinyl 12?, in clear sleeve + large sticker!

Contains one track: Orange-Time-Shock-Format-Wave-Re-Composition (Remix for VOICE CRACK

The first and till now the only collaboration between Extreme Computer Music Artists
Russell Haswell & Florian Hecker.

Possibly the first record to sound very similar when played on either 33 or 45 rpm,
or in fact, any speed!

Edition of 500.

Erratum text from the back label:
The Russell Haswell + Florian Hecker re-mix/recomposition for VOICE CRACK
(1972/2002) contained on this single-sided vinyl 12" was previously released as part
of the CD compilation "Voice Crack: Remixed" on the now defunct South London Label,
Ambush. To the artists' horror it was released -18dB quieter than the supplied
master, a +8dB peak level at 0dBFS! Rashad Becker at Dubplates + Mastering in Berlin
managed to restore the intended effect of between +6dB and +8dB, depending on the
cartridge and tone-arm et cetera used by the listener.

editor's info:



single-sided vinyl 12?, in clear sleeve + large sticker!



Contains one track: Orange-Time-Shock-Format-Wave-Re-Composition (Remix for VOICE CRACK



The first and till now the only collaboration between Extreme Computer Music Artists

Russell Haswell & Florian Hecker.



Possibly the first record to sound very similar when played on either 33 or 45 rpm,

or in fact, any speed!



Edition of 500.



Erratum text from the back label:

The Russell Haswell + Florian Hecker re-mix/recomposition for VOICE CRACK

(1972/2002) contained on this single-sided vinyl 12" was previously released as part

of the CD compilation "Voice Crack: Remixed" on the now defunct South London Label,

Ambush. To the artists' horror it was released -18dB quieter than the supplied

master, a +8dB peak level at 0dBFS! Rashad Becker at Dubplates + Mastering in Berlin

managed to restore the intended effect of between +6dB and +8dB, depending on the

cartridge and tone-arm et cetera used by the listener.