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11.07.2007
Burial Interview
The Gaurdian has interviewed the elusive dubstep producer, Burial.
For a great insight into the mind of the most secretive man in dubstep, give it a read. Here's a choice excerpt:
"Burial's second album, Untrue, is punctuated by the skippy drums and "girl-next-door" vocals of two-step garage and early jungle. Elsewhere, the sounds that make up his night-time sketches are lo-fi - he has only worked in a proper studio a few times in his life, a fact he is mildly embarrassed about. He confesses that his favourite sounds are sampled from "Vin Diesel's car keys in a film, bullet casings hitting concrete in Metal Gear Solid on the PlayStation". Another is the sound of his brother's lighter sparking. Burial's music succeeds because of this warmth, this closeness to real life, which marks it out from the super-produced efforts of certain goliaths of dance music, all clean lines and smooth edges."
Burial – UK
11.06.2007
Special Peel Sessions
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Presented by Get Sum with
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LIVE Under the BQE
Thursday, November 15th 8pm
Meeker at Jackson | Brooklyn
$5 Entry
Sprints
slalom and drag
Tricks
flatland and wheelies
Skids
long and style
11.05.2007
Hammerhead Stem
When I first saw this a few months ago, I thought I had blogged it. Turns out I didn't...
This stem was made by Johnny Cycles for Squid, the renown bike courier from NYC.
Chomp chomp
Burial Untrue
I am floored. No, literally, my jaw is on the floor right now. For the past 4 months, I've been eagerly anticipating the release of Burial's second album, Untrue.
Mary Anne interviewed the elusive dubstep producer and samples from the album were mixed by Kode 9. The craze ensued. People have been talking about this album for months now. All the dubstep boards have been going nuts.
This morning I picked it up at my local shop and I am awe-struck. It's incredible.
Go buy this album now...
11.04.2007
11.03.2007
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