In an time of almost surveillance-like coverage of popular musicians, where artists are expected to be 100% available and known to their fans, there stands Burial. Antithetical to the social media era, William Bevan continues to be (mostly) a figure of mystery to his legion of fans.
His signature sound transmutes a postmodern patchwork of samples – R&B vocals, video game soundtracks, field-recorded ephemera, and organic percussive elements – into a club melancholia that could only come from London.
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We had so much fun when we flew out to Berlin last November that we went back for round two. This time it was a more summery affair, but still pretty deep – in the mix were Fred P, Portable (live), Burnt Friedman, Lakuti and Tamu Sumo. Listen back below.
We had so much fun when we flew out to Berlin last November that we went back for round two. This time it was a more summery affair, but still pretty deep – in the mix were Fred P, Portable (live), Burnt Friedman, Lakuti and Tamu Sumo. Listen back below.