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Sounds promising. My only quibble so far is that every album sounds roughly the same. It's as though he's progressed from album to album to further define a singular sound or theme.
At least it's really good though.
Pretty much summed up Burial, at least he does it pretty well.
I actually really like Fostercare.
From what I understand he writes/produces an album astonishingly quickly. I think ory said he had most of Untrue done in a week 
What's an ory?
Ory/Auranaut/Distant
some 18 year old kid who does nothing else but nerd out on music all day every day and read up everything on every artist he's even slightly interested in (so I guess kinda like me lol). He used to be a total chode here when he was ory/auranaut and got banned consistently, but he generally knew his shit.
I haven't followed the Hyperdub guys recently, and can't listen to this at work.
So basically, new album is on the way? I remember he promised it will be somewhat darker.
Yeah, I've been out of the dubstep loop for a few months now.
This particular track does sound a shade more buried though. GETIT
I just wish he'd vary it up a bit, though there's generally only so much variety warranted to a name like Burial.
He's probably still using SoundForge and videogame samples.
Ambient dubstep to collect pylons to.
sounds better than anything on untrue, which is good
Love it.
He may be repeating himself, but at least he's repeating a very distinctive and unique sound, which makes it harder to get bored.
burial reuses his unique sound in the same fashion that echospace detroit does. You either like it or you dont. Echospace sales are through the roof and they've yet to release anything weak. Same w/ Burial
Lol, I said it was a minor quibble. My best example would be Boards of Canada who across their three main albums had entirely different themes and sounds but maintained a BoC feel to them.
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| Originally posted by Demoted Ory/Auranaut/Distant some 18 year old kid who does nothing else but nerd out on music all day every day and read up everything on every artist he's even slightly interested in (so I guess kinda like me lol). He used to be a total chode here when he was ory/auranaut and got banned consistently, but he generally knew his shit. |
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| Originally posted by distant hey! I'm 21 now. |
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| Originally posted by distant hey! I'm 21 now. |
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| Originally posted by SYSTEM-J And much less of a prick, too. |
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| Originally posted by Mr.Mystery Maybe it's just that everyone's trying to be a prick nowadays so it doesn't have the same impact anymore |
Whoa, the bpm is slow here.
Sounds like he tries to push the envelope while keeping his unique vibe. Can't wait to hear more of the new stuff from him.
I really, really like this. Definitely sticking to the formula, but its one that I can't get enough of. I would rather Burial stay consistent rather than changing his sound for the sake of it and not being as good.
This came out yesterday on the Hyperdub 5 compilation...lots of other great stuff on there.
Meh, using those damn vocal samples for emphasis AGAIN...
If the rest of the album sounds like this, he will fall from grace as dubstep's wunderkind rather quickly. I also doubt that Hyperdub will get away with not clearing any samples this time. Burial has pretty much explored everything of interest with this particular sound over the last two albums, and really needs to come up with something different for his third. This tune is not it, as much as I like his more ambient-sounding work.
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| Originally posted by Demoted Lol, I said it was a minor quibble. My best example would be Boards of Canada who across their three main albums had entirely different themes and sounds but maintained a BoC feel to them. |

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| Originally posted by Seppuku This came out yesterday on the Hyperdub 5 compilation...lots of other great stuff on there. |
Who gives a fuck if it isn't original. It's still fucking good.
Making music doesn't resume itself to a competition of intellectual merit for pretentious music nerds.
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