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The '''Korea Standard Time''' (abbr. KST) is a standard timezone in [[South Korea]] that is 9 hours ahead of [[GMT]]: when it is midnight (00:00) in [[GMT]], it is 9 am (09:00) in Korea Standard Time.

'''Mike Skinner''' aka '''The Streets''' is a [[United Kingdom|British]] musician.

The difference to GMT is the same as that in [[Japan standard time]].

His singles include 'Don't Mug Yourself', 'Has it Come to This' and 'Lets Push Things Forward'. Many of his songs have a [[UK garage]] feel but have in the main found popularity in the '[[indie]]' scene. His debut album containing these singles (which all made the UK Top 40 Singles Chart, but none of which made the top 20) is ''Original Pirate Material'' which was released in [[2002]].

==See also==

In [[2004]], he released a new single, 'Fit But You Know It' which became his highest debuting and selling single ever at #4. This single is from a new album, ''A Grand Don't Come For Free''.

* [[List of Korea-related topics]]

* [[Timezone]]

* [[GMT]]

* [[UTC]]

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