@@danielmbc Your answer is the political sided one. Although I am concernt about the difficult separation between both social aspects, I think that the comment has it's sense of an aesthethic question. Totally agree with you and Fisher. The jungle movement and the post-punk scene, plus the hip hop (etc) appeared as a doom enlightnment of what was misunderstood in the 70s and the 80s, maybe because of the material conditions, partly. But there's an intuitive pulse in me that makes me feel the need to say that there's a creative lack separated of the objetive-economical basis. What i mean can be resumed in this: how difficult is to do a 'new', or contemporáry jungle or breakbeat. A contemporáry Dub. It has its politoco-economical explanations, of course. But i think that Those are not fullfilling the question as to resolve it clear. I refer to what aura makes, to how big pieces affect. To its rareness, weirdness that makes em eerie and familiar at the same time.
The other day I was watching tv on cartons network at mid night and Crunchyroll and they use this master piece in the background and I said buriiial yeah jajjjj
That's amazing how Cartoon Network and Crunchyroll know who Burial are! I would've loved to hear this in the background of something or some promotion on Cartoon Network or something. That sounds fantastic!
All I know is that no other album encapsulates my life in ( not so much Britain as a whole but ) London better than this one ... ( this might sound pompous ) my nocturnal , introspective space in particular . A milestone in music , this is .
burial defines the beginning of a new unpredictable cycle in music with a cyberpunk-esque atmosphere without the hauntological clichés going against any cheap tricks of the fall of capitalism and uses only pure originality on each second of his eerie yet hopeful pieces.
Future music for the jilted generation of the dark dub culture. This guy is just so far out there, he can't be touched. Unique. The best music floating for a long time.
What a monster of a track, first time listening to a Burial project properly. I was introduced to Burial via a music review of The Weeknd’s Trilogy album a few years ago. The music critic mentioned that the album had some Burial influences (I know that Illangelo is a fan of Burial from his Soundcloud) and so I now I’m here. This is amazing lol.
It was so out there, I'll be honest it was very tricky to appreciate it's depth at the time (I was 20/21, a jungle/d'n'b/techno/garage nutcase but enjoyed anything and everything electronic - every genre you can think of, but also grew up listening to JMJ and other electronic soundscapey stuff from my dad's CD collection) - it was so so out there, and when Untrue came about, it felt a little more accessible. But fast forward to from around the age of 33 onwards (>2017) I found myself shelving Untrue and even his longer soundscapes for his debut album - and it still hits now in 2025 as it did when it 'clicked' on me several years ago. It's a strange album, every time I think a tune is an album highlight (best on the album), on another day/month/year it'll be another off the album. And not many albums at all (of any genre of any era) are capable of doing that to you.
Guys I don’t really dive deep into the “what samples he uses” hunt but I swear on my life, I hear some Donkey Kong country sounds from the snowy levels :O
Wouldn't be surprised. It's widely known own amongst his fans that he uses sounds and samples from his everyday life and routines. Which include videos games. He uses a few sounds from metal gear solid.
DUUUUUUDE YES i wrote a paper about cyber punk and one reseach article given to us mentioned burial and I thought this song had Donkey Kong Country vibes
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Why does this feel like future music that is forever unreachable? Like some dystopian fever dream
Because, as mark fisher puts it, 'the future is cancelled'
It's from the book 1984
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@@danielmbc Your answer is the political sided one. Although I am concernt about the difficult separation between both social aspects, I think that the comment has it's sense of an aesthethic question. Totally agree with you and Fisher. The jungle movement and the post-punk scene, plus the hip hop (etc) appeared as a doom enlightnment of what was misunderstood in the 70s and the 80s, maybe because of the material conditions, partly. But there's an intuitive pulse in me that makes me feel the need to say that there's a creative lack separated of the objetive-economical basis. What i mean can be resumed in this: how difficult is to do a 'new', or contemporáry jungle or breakbeat. A contemporáry Dub. It has its politoco-economical explanations, of course. But i think that Those are not fullfilling the question as to resolve it clear. I refer to what aura makes, to how big pieces affect. To its rareness, weirdness that makes em eerie and familiar at the same time.
That dystopian nightmare is becoming little by little a reality.
Look at the state of London
The other day I was watching tv on cartons network at mid night and Crunchyroll and they use this master piece in the background and I said buriiial yeah jajjjj
That's amazing how Cartoon Network and Crunchyroll know who Burial are! I would've loved to hear this in the background of something or some promotion on Cartoon Network or something. That sounds fantastic!
The year is 2020, and this man still needs Melvin.
Incredibly nuanced and detailed cityscape and atmosphere. Glittering lights of the metropolitan city
All I know is that no other album encapsulates my life in ( not so much Britain as a whole but ) London better than this one ... ( this might sound pompous ) my nocturnal , introspective space in particular .
A milestone in music , this is .
I concur. Having never visited London (or Britain), I imagine this is exactly what it sounds like.
burial defines the beginning of a new unpredictable cycle in music with a cyberpunk-esque atmosphere without the hauntological clichés going against any cheap tricks of the fall of capitalism and uses only pure originality on each second of his eerie yet hopeful pieces.
transport me where am happy, complete and out of time. this keep me alive.
Love that trumpet sound that begins around minute 1:00, just elevates this so much
Honestly…… makes the song 10x better than it already is
3:23 eerie and profound
Btw the sample is “Flame” by Bhaskar Chandravakar
This music is everything
2023 ! Still listening ! 🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤
Future music for the jilted generation of the dark dub culture. This guy is just so far out there, he can't be touched. Unique. The best music floating for a long time.
music of the future, even in 2022.
What a monster of a track, first time listening to a Burial project properly. I was introduced to Burial via a music review of The Weeknd’s Trilogy album a few years ago. The music critic mentioned that the album had some Burial influences (I know that Illangelo is a fan of Burial from his Soundcloud) and so I now I’m here. This is amazing lol.
burial, rdj, jon hopkins, flylo, u-ziq.. diff genres but all geniuses in their crafts..
I would add Djrum to the list (please continue to add to the list)
Skeemask
@HaxxBlaster great artist Djrum is. here are mine: Photek, El-b, James Blake, J Dilla, Basic Channel (can't be separated)
Devastating classic
I don't know how about you. But this is so so calming.
Now that I need you
I like to listen Burial's tracks in rainy days, it's fkin PERFECT 😍
Imagine listening this music back in 2005...
It was so out there, I'll be honest it was very tricky to appreciate it's depth at the time (I was 20/21, a jungle/d'n'b/techno/garage nutcase but enjoyed anything and everything electronic - every genre you can think of, but also grew up listening to JMJ and other electronic soundscapey stuff from my dad's CD collection) - it was so so out there, and when Untrue came about, it felt a little more accessible. But fast forward to from around the age of 33 onwards (>2017) I found myself shelving Untrue and even his longer soundscapes for his debut album - and it still hits now in 2025 as it did when it 'clicked' on me several years ago. It's a strange album, every time I think a tune is an album highlight (best on the album), on another day/month/year it'll be another off the album. And not many albums at all (of any genre of any era) are capable of doing that to you.
Burial's debut album is as good as Untrue and it doesn't get the love it deserves. It dives through darker moods, but it's equally pure and emotional.
Folks were going bananas over the first album around the time of its release. It's a huge reason why Untrue was so hotly anticipated.
this is just a masterpiece
It's better.
2019 and nothing has changed
oh mate everything's changed :)
9102 рhehe & never never changed
2020 and some things have changed
2021
2022 and it's worse...
its 2024 and I neeeed youuuuuu
This sounds like what robo tripping feels like
Guys I don’t really dive deep into the “what samples he uses” hunt but I swear on my life, I hear some Donkey Kong country sounds from the snowy levels :O
Wouldn't be surprised. It's widely known own amongst his fans that he uses sounds and samples from his everyday life and routines. Which include videos games. He uses a few sounds from metal gear solid.
DUUUUUUDE YES i wrote a paper about cyber punk and one reseach article given to us mentioned burial and I thought this song had Donkey Kong Country vibes
@@tacobender1643 glad to know I’m not crazy :)
When Kode 9 dropped that album mix on Radio 1 🤯
Me encanta!💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗
City 17
The New era of Toonami
Empty hollow haunting aches
WHOMST
Luv it !
Did they ever find Melvin
NOW THAT I NEED YOU
It ALL makes sense now
This floats my boat 🌊⛵️🌊
S/T: punk record
Untrue: pop record
more like post punk, punk's more introspective and refined brother
@@willb1405 but post punk fits under the umbrella of punk. I was just being loose with my definitions.
@@alexanderarnaud1310 sure, but punk and post punk are still very different
S/T: the streets
Untrue: the clouds
S/T: rain
Untrue: rain with some sun
A head full of regret in a dying country town
Late night train painting sessions.
Would go with that nicely. Dilla lo-fi instrumental hip-hop works to
2022 still best
Now that I need you.. 🩶
Toonami
“Love wouldn’t let me in jeans”??
Now that I need you** - sorry😬😬
The miricle did hppn
ay sory usan Itunes los chetos.
dub siren sounds off
man..what a beautiful track
Train station
Who came after toonami intro
I did
2024 POLAND 🇵🇱
Quality