if by “every burial record sounds the same” you mean every burial record is a transcendent masterpiece, then yes, they are all the same.

sure are a lot of burial cock smokers in here

No dbag, I mean that he uses the same tired old clickity clack percussion that’s been used before by Monolake, and Boards of Canada, and same tired old distorted R N’ B vocals with some repetitious phrase like “Oh Love!” then some “trippy” swelling synth effects over it.

This is what separates the people who genuinely like Burial from the trend hoppers.

Burial has never been about a huge variations. His shifts over the years has been more subtle, tweaking emotion and tone. It seems like the music is generally less cold now and this release almost sounds uplifting at points, a word that would have never come to mind describing past Burial stuff.

His early releases laid the groundwork for so much of the current electronic music landscape that it’s hard for the elements to seem that fresh anymore,but you bitches better recognize.

I mean come on even he knows he not ,why do you think he puts out these little singles instead of albums?

christ

“Believe me, I’m “down” with you poor guys over there, I was aiming this at an easy & equally ambiguous target. However, I’m sure your poor ass can still pay for music, thus negating my first sentence.”

We’re all here to get free music, stop typing words.

if you can’t afford 6$ a year for music just go kill yourself.

i’m sure the same people complaining about income waste money on bullshit all the time, just like everyone.

“if you can’t afford 6$ a year for music just go kill yourself.”

jesus christ. you’re never gonna get it.

if what “it” is, is what you get. then I don’t want to get “it”. jesus christ lord.

$6 to someone who makes $150 is the “it”, which I thought was obvious. have you been abroad to a location where that happens, or to a poor area where that’s the case? your argument has been

“if you can’t afford 6$ a year for music just go kill yourself.” “you’d have to be an absolute fucking retard not to just go buy it lossless for 2 quid.”

which is internet comment section extreme, but I’m guessing that you can’t relate to people who live in those economic conditions. hopefully you won’t ever have to.

150$ x 12 = 1800$. if, out of that 1800$, you spend absolutely 0$ on anything other than clothes, shelter, necessary fuel & food, then I agree you should not spend money on music. if you spend even 10$ a year on alcohol, cigarettes, unnecessary fuel usage, whatever, then set 3 of those dollars aside and pay for the burial release, that’s all i’m saying.

yeah but people who do look like that are probably more likely to listen to this. I swear you all continuously miss the point on purpose.

your points are pointless

sorry guys my panties are just soaked from this burial music & I’m typing all of this in a huff

i’m sorry i’m a loser with no taste. i’ll go turn on some katy perry hmmmmpppphhhhh

burial. he’s like the mozart of our generation.

Calling me kid but wanting to have “favorite music artist fights” lol.

just curious honestly. afraid to say?

favorite album this year – trust/trst, 2nd tame impala lonerism
all time artist, probably wu-tang clan.

well the trust thing sounds terrible to me but to each his own. dug the tame impala but got kinda repetitive on multiple listens i thought. wu-tang clan are gods no doubt about that. here’s my favorites this year.

burial – truant
burial – ashtray wasp
deadbeat – eight
deepchord – sommer
deftones – koi no yokan
flying lotus – until the quiet comes
masked intruder – masked intruder
memory tapes – the black reel
animal collective – centipede hz
el-p – cure for cancer
killer mike – rap music
grimes – visions
holy other – held
mean jeans – on mars
mind spiders – meltdown
ooooo – our love is hurting us

dbag, good list! I thought with Killer Mike and El-P (fantastic albums) I’d see Aesop Rock too? Also great.

really liked the aesop rock too. it didn’t really stick with me like the el-p & killer mike albums did though. zero dark thirty is a fuckin banger of a track tho. i’m a big fan of everything el-p has produced so i’m biased for sure. there’s probably another 20-30 albums this year i really liked and aesop is definitely on it. that list i gave is the albums i actually purchased or will purchase on vinyl basically.

decent year for hip-hop liked the frank ocean & kendrick lamar but thought they were a bit overhyped.

super bored/stoned today. here’s my list of 2012 runners-up.

actress – rip
aesop rock – skelethon
baroness – yellow & green
bat for lashes – the haunted man
beach house – bloom
cat power – sun
dan deacon – america
death grips – the money store
dr john – locked down
fiona apple – idler wheel
flaming lips – heady fwends
frank ocean – channel orange
grizzly bear – shields
hot water music – exister
jacob korn – you & me
japandroids – celebration rock
jeremiah jae – raw money raps
jimmy cliff – rebirth
kendrick lamar – good kid maad city
matthew dear – beams
michael mayer – mantasy
nofx – self entitled
passion pit – gossamer
purity ring – shrines
silent servant – negative fascination
tame impala – lonerism
twin shadow – confess
ty segall – twins
white wires – wwiii
xx – coexist
yagya – inescapeable decay of my heart
yeasayer – fragrant world