Burial
Burial's South London Boroughs EP was definately one of my favourite records of last year, and if you havn't checked out his suffocating, stripped slant on dubstep, you should. I guess it sounds like a London version of Detroit techno - but in intent, rather than sonics.
There's an interesting interview with him over at Blackdown, whetting my appetite for the LP. Amazed that he doesn't use a sequencer, just Soundforge. The whole way he makes his music, not being able to go edit or change what he's written... And love the bit where he talks about dubstep producers wandering in ditches away from the highway lights.
Going to be big this year.
There's an interesting interview with him over at Blackdown, whetting my appetite for the LP. Amazed that he doesn't use a sequencer, just Soundforge. The whole way he makes his music, not being able to go edit or change what he's written... And love the bit where he talks about dubstep producers wandering in ditches away from the highway lights.
Going to be big this year.
posted by tryptych at 12:15 AM
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