Burial's 2007 MASTERPIECE Untrue is a dream on vinyl

Join me as I dive into the sonic masterpiece that is Burial's 2007 album Untrue, a dreamy and atmospheric work of art that has aged like a fine wine on vinyl. Released on the esteemed Hyperdub label, Untrue is a testament to Burial's innovative production style, which blended the best of UK garage with a sense of melancholy and introspection. From the haunting melodies to the stuttering drum patterns, every element of this album works together to create a truly immersive listening experience. Whether you're a longtime fan of Burial or just discovering his music, Untrue is an essential listen that will transport you to another world. So sit back, put the needle on the record, and let the sounds wash over you.

[nyxandro]

I once worked in an auto repair shop. And my colleague and I smoked marijuana, we got very drunk and I realized that I was burning a lot. To make others less aware of my strange behavior, I put on my headphones and sat down at my laptop, turning on the first song I found from the recommendations. That song in the apple music turned out to be archangel. Since the song itself is good, interesting, new and non-standard, I did not immediately realize this, I thought that this strange feeling from the music arose because of my condition after marijuana. The emotions were so strong that I have been constantly listening to this song for many years and it gives me some incredible emotions.

[goldenbox]

I first heard Burial music used as a soundtrack for the documentary, 'Bitter Lake', by Adam Curtis. His work is amazing. 🌺