7.83hz Single by Dirty White Fever

You are more than welcome to download this track for free. If you wish to pay for it, ALL MONIES will go to Amnesty International.


Dirty White Fever, Brighton based two piece Dominic Knight and Leon Holder, fuse garage and blues with their mutual love of old school hip hop, break beats and DFA 1979. A project that has been on the back burner for a number of years, whilst Dominic co-founded and toured with 80s Matchbox B-Line Disaster and shortly after, Bad For Lazarus and Leon engineered for various venues and bands such as Cave Painting and You Love Her Coz She’s Dead, the time has come for DWF to unleash their rock n’ roll fury on the world.

Now, after putting aside previous commitments, the duo are releasing their eagerly anticipated debut single ‘7.83hz’ on classic cassette, a blues rock anthem with garage fuzztones, funk sensibility and a pounding dance rhythm. Referring to the ultra-low frequency that is contained within the ionosphere and the earth’s crust, ‘7.83hz’ is about the popular theory that that particular frequency is harmonious to all life on this planet. Ask Dirty White Fever and they’ll tell you “it’s about the immense possibilities and chaotic nature of our species, where the only truth you can know is that we will never fully understand our point of existence and should not worry our entire lives away in fear and dread of the unknown.”
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releases 05 July 2015
Music: D/Knight & L/Holder
Lyrics D/Knight

Drums recorded at Brighton Electric by Mike Lord
Guitars, Vocals and mix by Micheal Page at The Combination of...

Master by Tim Rowkins at Hell Yeah!

Artwork by D/Knight
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