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is my hero

Can't wait for the album

the few tunes I have are sick !

Big up Burial

Nice interview on Mr Clark's blog

This year Hyperdub is Mooooovin

i heart BURIAL!!!!

the first full interview with burial is on my blog now plus some sound clips of the album.

Blackdown wrote:the first full interview with burial is on my blog now plus some sound clips of the album.

That's an absolutely fascinating interview. Not being a producer, I can't pretend to fully understand the stuff about techniques, but it perhaps explains one of my favourite musical moments of the last year or so: the way that there's a huge orchestral riff stalking around in the background of "South London Boroughs", almost haunting it. That always struck me as being very different from the way that sounds usually work: either being there or not being there, rarely somewhere sinister in between.

Can't wait for the album, anyway.

exclusive album preview from Burial on the Breezeblock on Monday April 3rd... and i've heard it and i am totally (.... )

m/a.. x

one of the best interviews ive read for time !

orson wrote:one of the best interviews ive read for time !

second that, can't wait for this album

Excellent interview. Sums up a lot for me. The album can't come soon enough!

Sayf. I seriously like what little of his stuff I've heard, and he's totally spot on about a load of shit in that interview too. Good read that. Can't wait for the album....

(Also good to understand why I find mixing some of those tunes so bloody difficult, hahahaha!)

burial is a genius. i listened to HYDB001 last night.. 'nite train' and 'broken home' are 2 amazing pieces of music. if you properly understand this guys music you get moved. standard. some serious depth...

M: So you don’t use a sequencer?

B: No.

!!!!!!

Still, reading but this but it's fascinating so far. Nice one Martin. I really like his outlook on music making and the comments about maintaining the slink especially. I do think (*covers head*) that there's a little danger of going the way of neurofunk if certain trends persist.

still can't get my head around how he can do drums in soundforge :S

Fuckin ell... man makes his beats all in Sound Forge. Thats sick. A mate I used to produce with used to put down ideas like that. And I swear whenever we put those ideas into the sequencer they lost some of the rawness and flow they had as pure audio. In Sound forge its just waves - copying, mixing, pasting.

yus martin nice interview.. im lovin the fact this guy is keepin the mystery alive..
soundforge?? uncomprimising!
out to you burial!
peace

seconded the above comments regarding soundforge.
totally when i read about that. respect due..

Wicked interview. Really enjoyed reading it. Echoing all the other comments but a really top piece of writing!

I did my first dnb track using only cool edit. Makes the process a very intricate one but very hard! It's incredible the sounds he is creating with it.

reading this interview, Burial sums up the London sound i've been want to hear through 5+ years of searching out recordings of pirate radio online.
Also, dude seems to be on something of a hauntological tip with those orachestral samples.

A total visionary, and an extremely interesting person from the looks of it.

This album is going to be a real landmark.

Seriously gonna be a large contender for album of the year for me this one.

big up Burial and Hyperdub !!!

Descent wrote:Seriously gonna be a large contender for album of the year for me this one.

big up Burial and Hyperdub !!!

word!