Artist: Charlie Bereal
Track: Walk the Streets of Love
Release: Single
Label: Berealent
Location: Los Angeles, CA
Artist: Charlie Bereal
Track: Walk the Streets of Love
Release: Single
Label: Berealent
Location: Los Angeles, CA
The Streets’ Original Pirate Material was a huge record for all of us at b3sci. I spun the CD (remember that shit?), when I was 18, so many times I broke the thing. Here we are 10 years on (has it really been that long?) and to celebrate that anniversary King Krule a/k/a/ Zoo Kid has put together this sharp new remix of the Pirate Material standout “Weak Become Heroes”. Young King Krule, who was likely still in primary school when this LP was first released (damn, do we feel old), does an A+ job here, not only adding his own verse to the track but also peeling back the instrumental a bit, spacing it out, modernizing it a bit (like we love that funky UK piano shit on the original) but it’s cool to hear the track like this. Don’t miss it. (ABEANO)
King Krule 
(Facebook)
Rating 8.5
Check this new UFO-wave mix of The Streets’ “Puzzled By People” by southeast London artist Zoo Kid. Outta space jam.
The Streets – Puzzled By People (Zoo Kid Remix) via SKOA
Rating: 8.1
The Streets computers and blues video Mike Skinner shows off his true genius with the debut of a “chooseyour own adventure” style YouTube video. Based off The Streets final album Computers and Blues (due out February 7), the video includes superb music with a story that shows how idle hands are the Devil’s playground, karma really can be a bitch, and making breakfast for your neighbors may result in a kickass acoustic guitar/vocal duet; this is one of the most impressive things I’ve seen in a long time.
Contributed by Alex
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Rating: 8.8
Skinner’s back, and this time it’s personal! After recently dropping a few opening salvos via twitter, Skinner let loose yesterday on the first single from dude’s supposedly last LP. (We’re calling bullshit.) Have to say, at least musically, this song is a bit unexpected. Not like that really matters. But the guitar backed track sounds fucking great anyway. Skinner, himself, sounds at the top of his game. Flowing seemingly effortlessly on the track. He could do this in his sleep. Mike, Twitter us!
The Streets – Going Through Hell via Details of My Life
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Rating: 8.3
Bloke Mike Skinner drops another in his series of twitter-released bombs. This vid comes in response to a piece by The Guardian’s Jim McMahon citing The Streets’ man’s use of the web. The commentary to Mr. McMahon is no doubt brilliant but how sick is that beat on the track. Props to Skinner for keeping us interested.
Love,
The Technological Void we’re all pissing into.
The Streets – The Day After The Day Off On One
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Rating: 8.7
Our bloke Mike Skinner returns with the track for “4 O’Clock”. It’s good news to us that The Streets dude is back on his b.i. and releasing music. We’re banking serious pounds sterling on “4 O’Clock” being only a first in lengthy series of quality material.
The Streets – 4 O’Clock
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rating: 8.1
mike skinner, the streets, birmingham uk, 2002 til infinity.
rating: 8.1
Step 1 to being like Rick Ross, listen to Rick Ross’s music. Black Dollar, the bossman’s latest mixtape, is kind of a masterpiece and the mafioso beats JakeOne-produced “Buried In These Streets” is that sort of instrumental that Ross has been bodying since the womb. Yeah, this one.
Rick Ross 
(Facebook)
Tennis, the Denver-based duo signed to Communion Records, catches a bit of that Holy Ghost w/ the 60’s soul-informed new track “Mean Streets”. Playing out from the record at a pace and quality that’s suggestive it could just be the very only track in the world (the song takes it time), “Mean Streets” leisurely meandering pocket ebbs about Tennis singer Alana Moore’s equally nonplussed but melodically right on vocal. Tennis’ “Small Sound” EP is due November 5.
Tour Dates
11/3 Brooklyn, NY @ School Night Brooklyn Bowl
11/5 New York, NY @ Rockwood Music Hall+
11/6 Washington, DC @ Black Cat+
11/7 Philadelphia, PA @ Underground Arts+
11/9 Montreal, QC @ II Motore*
11/10 Toronto, ON @ The Garrison^
11/12 Bloomington, IN @ Bluebird Nightclub+
11/13 Louisville, KY @ Zanzabar +
11/14 Nashville, TN @ Mercy Lounge+
11/16 Chicago, IL @ Lincoln Hall^
11/17 St. Louis, MO @ Off Broadway^
11/19 Minneapolis, MN @ Varsity Theater+
11/20 Madison, WI @ The Frequency+
11/21 Maquoketa, IA @ Daytrotter+
+ Communion Presents w/ ON AN ON, Night Sweats, Savoir Adore & more
* Support from ON AN ON
Tennis 
(Facebook)
Rating 8.3
The Recycle Culture crew put on good reason to revisit the Chromatics’ excellent “These Street Will Never Look the Same” track from earlier this year. Outfitting it with sharp snares and a dubbed up milieu, RC get a b3sci atta boy for their update. Atta-boy.
Chromatics – These Streets Will Never Look the Same (Recycle Culture Remix)
Recycle Culture (Tumblr)
Rating 8.3
