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Not really that familiar with either of those, but beats are still to the fore with the most recent Burial stuff - so if the ambient/drone/Eno-esque thing is what you're after you may be disappointed.
The beats have got a lot more complex (and interesting) though, as have the samples and sounds he's using. Loads more depth than the early stuff.
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As far as dystopian soundscapes, hard to beat Future Sound of London's ISDN.
My favorite track from it:
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Now I'm listening to ISDN, which makes me feel like Case from Neuromancer.
More cyberpunk:
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The stuff I was talking is more ambient and drone but, I will check out his later works
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d666….have you picked up the circle/mammiffer album? i think you'd dig.
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Thanks Riff will check it out love Aaron Turner
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Great Montreal band . Seen them live twice , love how they use
two drummers .D666 …you might remember or like these guys :
Who doesnae like Mogwai ?
Great driving t
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Young Team great record
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I agree D666 , seen them live and if a 747 took off behind you , you wouldnae
hear it - bloody loud band .If you dismissed bands due to disliking their name , you would have a small record
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Ha ha " far from it " ….went through my cds before coming to Japan ....and holy fudge
far too many . Will never calculate the dollar value - only leads to the asylum . -
Remember when you could swap/ sell cds in , maybe get $4 for one . Get rid of ten
you hate and buy two new ones . Great record shop called Zulu Records in Vancouver ….Now no one buys cds....far as I know,.
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I had so many cd's that I was able to sell them and put a down payment on my townhouse.
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Local indie record store bought all 8000 of them, 3000 7" and 2000 Lp's
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All gone
