Album Rating: 4.0
I started reading Mark Fisher a few years ago, an early fan of Burial, and contextualized his music within his zeitgeist of hauntology (his capatalist realism variety of it).
it's emergent and trancedends all acoustic elements.
jesus fuck do you get my eyes rolling sometimes Let lmao. but this is a pretty reasonable (albeit pretentious) way of reconciling Burial's massive acclaim.
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*he* contextualized. By b. Well it did lead me to giving Burial another chance
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Album Rating: 4.0
^edited for clarity
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Album Rating: 4.8
"recent reviews by this author" was a laugh
you're dead! indeed
I prefer "re-tasked with a new narrative" but fair point. Is method reviewing a thing?
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Dude I thought you were gone nice
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Some of you guys talk too smart.
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I feel like this would've benefited from having some ass in the beginning. Very demanding of commitment. Slow-burning mood.
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Album Rating: 4.5
Not normally my kind of thing but this collection is breathtaking.
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Album Rating: 5.0
"I feel like this would've benefited from having some ass in the beginning."
alright calm down gary glitter
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"I mean something wholly new. We're very good at appropriating archetypes based on what we know, on what's been around for years and years."
Eh, I don't personally buy into this dichotomy. This is dictated by your place in time. Things that are "wholly new" are literally created every second. Now, there are many influences today, surely many man-made creations are influenced by that which surrounds it, but whose to say there weren't an abundance of influence two thousand years ago, the ages from which we take so much? The creation tales being mere markings of a past time when some genetic experiments (*rib of Adam creating life w Eve, sounds like experimentation to me) brought new life into the world for the first time in God knows how long? Where do these archetypes come from, eh? Just my two cents.
In two thousand years we will be looking back on how new and brave this cyber-culture was, and its creations. There is nothing new under the sun! Yet, there is.
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"alright calm down gary glitter"
Ey, haha. I love ambient tunes, but I guess my expectations turned this into a chore. It's well done, though.
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deviant reviewing burial in 2019 is >>>>>>>>>> every band reunion over the past decade (except atreyu's)
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pretty telling that his entire output of tracks for 8 years debatably measures up to untrue
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also where’s lambeth, it’s the best song since kindred
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Guess I should check this out
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Album Rating: 4.8
‘Lambeth’? That tune’s from like ‘09
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Album Rating: 4.0
claustro > rodent
album good. nice chunky slab of burial to fall asleep to after a night out. street halo is still the best song he's made this decade
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Album Rating: 4.0
"claustro > rodent"
triggered
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Album Rating: 4.5
i'd prob give that to ashtray wasp but street halo is definitely up there for me
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Album Rating: 4.0
8=======)~~~~~~~~~....
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