Rewind (Hexstatic album)

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Rewind
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Studio album by
Released22 August 2000
Genre Electronic, acid jazz, trip hop
Length41:56NTONECD43
Label Ntone
NTONE43 (LP)
NTONECD43 (CD)
Hexstatic chronology
Rewind
(2000)
Listen & Learn
(2003)
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Rewind is the debut album by Hexstatic, released on Ntone (sister label to Ninja Tune) in March 2000. The album cover features a 1980 home computer, the Sinclair ZX80. [1]

Track listing

  1. "Rewind Intro"
  2. "Communication Break-Down"
  3. "Deadly Media"
  4. "Ninja Tune"
  5. "Kids Can Dance"
  6. "Robopop"
  7. "Vector"
  8. "The Horn"
  9. "Auto"
  10. "Machine Toy"
  11. "Bass Invader"

The vinyl version of the album contains two additional tracks:

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References

  1. "Rewind by Hexstatic". Ninja Tune. Retrieved 29 February 2024.