Burial shares a powerful statement with 'Dark Gethsemane'; it's just lovingly cozy with Kings of Convenience on 'Rocky Trail'; Mitski goes gothy and dark on 'The End'; Liars offer some syncopated punk-noise with 'Sekwar'; metallic-hardcore Englishmen Cruelty share mighty and ambient 'There Is No God Where I Am'.
Burial will release his new album in the spring, and he announced it with a 12-minute song 'Chemz'; Darkside also plan a release of a new album in spring, which will be their first in eight years', and they announced it with 'Liberty Bell'.
The first name in dubstep, reclusive London artist Burial has compiled his highlights from nine-year stretch into 17 tracks over two discs, resulting in "the most immersive Burial experience to date". Stereogum hears it as the best album this week - "a vast collection of music that proves a tour de force doesn’t have to […]
Two British electro music greats, Burial and The Bug, have reunited for a second collaborative EP, 'Flame 2' where they explore UK drill and dancehall. The two songs are dark, slow, atmospheric, with a signature dub layer. Listen to 'Flame 2' at Boomkat.
British dubstep master Burial has a new EP - ‘Claustro’ / 'State Forest', out now on Hyperdub. It's Burial's first solo release since 2017’s 'Pre Dawn' / 'Indoors' 12''. Listen to it on Bandcamp.
