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loool

Haven't heard it yet, have to wait til I've got a decent walk to myself or something. I liked the last release and people talked shit about that too here and there.

wub wrote:

Not a fan of Burial but I really like the vocals in this track.

Sure bits of it give me goosebumps, but I think in doing whatever he's trying to do with it (coming out? what the hell does the bit at the end of Come Down To Us mean?) he's ruining losing the ambiguity of Burial that makes it resonate so much with a lot of people.

How often will something give you goosebumps and you'll brush it off cause it's not what you're used to?


It's like the internet is Newport Folk Festival 1965 right now.


Art is cyclical.

Caved in and listened anyway. Sounds like poor man's breakbeat hardcore into poor man's Blawan into doing poor man's Burial d33p ambient stuff. The intro seemed promising before it degenerated into.. that.

imagine if burial did a red bull music academy lecture.

Harkat wrote:imagine if burial did a red bull music academy lecture.

He would just mumble something incoherently about 'it being all about the tunes', play obscure garage white labels no one's heard of for most of the lecture to fill time and gets startled every time he's being asked a question.

imagine how horrible the questions would be. The people asking questions on RBMA are either:

A) Clueless british blonde

B) Clueless, socially awkward russian guy

It's so cringeworthy, for example on the Mala one where that russian dude said "but you would get more money for your businezz if you pressed more" about 5 times in a row.

Well dude. He could make a ton more money IF he pressed more. s'all I'm saying.

not anyone slagging biural "trap" sound on one of the tracks

garethom wrote: can't criticise a man who named his tune "Ashtray Wasp", he is above it

Untrue is probably in my top 5 albums of the last decade tho, it's pretty much impossible for him to ever top it.

A product of the times and the times they are a changing

loooooooool

aaroninky • 3 hours ago
I was actually excited about coming home from work today and banging on a pre-order for the new Burial, just to keep up the collection... going to give this one a miss. It reminds me of those terrible self-made YouTube videos of that lonely Indian teenager who self-directs his own auto-tuned love songs. I can't find this reference anywhere on YouTube to make a comparison, but I'm beginning to think it's because Steve Goodman has put out a cease & desist order on the poor guy.

>> the video for the indian kit for reverence >> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=unRldLdllZ8


ffs im so dyslexic

the video of the indian kid**

bennyfroobs wrote:>> the video for the indian kit for reverence >> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=unRldLdllZ8


ffs im so dyslexic

the video of the indian kid**

brap brap
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this is most definitely Burial's worst release so far.

OGLemon wrote:this is most definitely Burial's worst release so far.

Did you hear the track with El-b?

Sounds like it was made in Sound Forge.

southstar wrote:Rival dealer is the one I mean. it's not awful but it sounds like something off the original wipeout

yea, sounds a lot like new order, the prodigy & manic street preachers

Never really fancied Burial much, so these previews to me sound pretty similar to his previous tracks but with a more dominant, shittier snare.

NilsFG wrote:

bennyfroobs wrote:>> the video for the indian kit for reverence >> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=unRldLdllZ8


ffs im so dyslexic

the video of the indian kid**

brap brap
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This thread is jokes

D4nny + Burial = profit $$$

Dubplate. £750. White label