Here is something different and a bit more child for your ears to soak up. Burial, an underground Dubstep, Garage, 2-Step artist who makes tunes in his room deep into the night and gets “Angry at people for..stepping into his time” he said in one interview I read that the Guardian newspaper did.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/2007/oct/26/urban
His songs are not far of creepy, they defiantly get the rating of ‘eerie’ With the hard hitting basslines and the dark sub-bass, also which makes this guys tracks even more intense are the chopped pitched bent vocal works he has ripped from old jungle and garage tunes he listened to on the way to school.
I got a friend of mine to send me the first LP
Titled Burial HDBCD001 This was releasd on Hyperdub records in May of 2006
Tracklisting
1.
2. Distant Lights
3. Spaceape feat. spaceape
4. Wounder
5. Night Bus
6. Southern Comfort
7. U Hurt Me
8. Gutted
9. Forgive
10. Broken Home
11. Prayer
12. Pirates
13.
Let me say it is so worth buying this album I now have it on CD and just ordered it on Vinyl for the added eeriness.
The second album titled Untrue HDBC002 Released on Hyberdub in November of 2007
I bought from the website www.boomkat.com and I ordered this also on vinyl for the same reason.
Tracklisting
01
02 Archangel
03 Near Dark
04 Ghost Hardware
05 Endorphin
06 Etched Headplate
07 In Mcdonalds
08 Untrue
09 Shell Of Light
10 Dog Shelter
11 Homeless
12 UK
13 Raver
This album is so much more child than the first LP but don’t let this fool you, it’s still Dubstep through and through. The fact it’s more child gives it a more ‘eerie’ feel than the first LP, This album was nominated for and won the Mercury music awards.
Apparently William Bevan is in the making of a new EVEN DARKER album. Let’s hope it’s as good as the other two
William Bevan aka Burial’s reflection in a South London puddle.
Ally
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