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does burial preform live at all?
I know he's all about the non-identity thing and all.. no prob, he can play with a nacho libre mask or somethin'..

need burial live in canada asap

i read on here that somebody thinks burial is kode9, if that's the case then yes he performs


if not he can be the lagbaja of dubstep http://www.lagbaja.net/aboutlagbaja.htm

He's not Kode 9 - they don't sound alike at all to my mind. Whenever someone tries a hand at a different style, there'll usually be something in their individual sound that will be heard regardless of genre, and I don't hear that in those two artists.

And no, from what I can gather, he doesn't dj or play live. If it's true, he does all his sounds in Soundforge which would mean that he wouldn't really have anything to do but trigger audio files.

to the kode9 - burial discussion:
there is a track on burials album called spaceape
the same song is on kode9s album with a different title...

djrobyn wrote:to the kode9 - burial discussion:
there is a track on burials album called spaceape
the same song is on kode9s album with a different title...

That's not the same song. It's the same lyric treated differently by the two artists.

lol 18mths since the first 12" came out and people are still desperate to believe that Burial is an alter ego for some other producer in the scene.

he's just a geezer from S London in his mid-20s who writes beats, there's no mystery.

djrobyn wrote:to the kode9 - burial discussion:
there is a track on burials album called spaceape
the same song is on kode9s album with a different title...

Each track is that on Kode9's album?

ThinKing wrote:lol 18mths since the first 12" came out and people are still desperate to believe that Burial is an alter ego for some other producer in the scene.

he's just a geezer from S London in his mid-20s who writes beats, there's no mystery.

Innit!

Joseph-J wrote:

ThinKing wrote:lol 18mths since the first 12" came out and people are still desperate to believe that Burial is an alter ego for some other producer in the scene.

he's just a geezer from S London in his mid-20s who writes beats, there's no mystery.

Innit!

Init, fucking hell ppl love speculation

If Burial reads the forum, I imagine these threads must be like going to your own funeral.

Little Boh Peep wrote:If Burial reads the forum, I imagine these threads must be like going to your own funeral.

he prolly loves it; seems to be well into the whole anonimity thing...

Deapoh wrote:

Joseph-J wrote:

ThinKing wrote:lol 18mths since the first 12" came out and people are still desperate to believe that Burial is an alter ego for some other producer in the scene.

he's just a geezer from S London in his mid-20s who writes beats, there's no mystery.

Init, fucking hell ppl love speculation

Internet forums rule... I went out to buy a record by my mate Rob once, and the woman in the shop starts telling me who he was. She's all: "Rob Sparx is Twisted Individual," and I'm like "What? Er, Rob is Rob..." She was convinced she was right, though, because she'd read it on the internet... I was confused beyond belief. I've known this kid since we were 11, and here's this girl who's never me him telling me he's someone else

Shonky wrote:He's not Kode 9 - they don't sound alike at all to my mind. Whenever someone tries a hand at a different style, there'll usually be something in their individual sound that will be heard regardless of genre, and I don't hear that in those two artists.

And no, from what I can gather, he doesn't dj or play live. If it's true, he does all his sounds in Soundforge which would mean that he wouldn't really have anything to do but trigger audio files.

Thats pretty much what DJs do tho. Albeit with a lot of style n flair (when theyre good)...
I dont think much of burial is club music still. With the exception of a few tracks i find it best served with rain, tarmac n streetlights... [/u]

ThinKing wrote:lol 18mths since the first 12" came out and people are still desperate to believe that Burial is an alter ego for some other producer in the scene.

he's just a geezer from S London in his mid-20s who writes beats, there's no mystery.

I think Burial is an alter ego and I love speculation.

"Unfortunately still no sign of Burial doing live sets."

Was the reply i got when i enquired with Hyperdub.

sek [espionage] wrote: he can play with a nacho libre mask or somethin'..

Soon come, believe

lycaon_prod wrote: I dont think much of burial is club music still. With the exception of a few tracks i find it best served with rain, tarmac n streetlights...

too true. I bought the Burial album from Bleep one Sunday night, and when I left for work the next morning with the album cued up on my walkman, it was raining. And it was a moment of beauty. Drizzly south london beats in a drizzly south london town.