what does /mu/ think?

>>127262194 (OP)
chill release with cool synths

>>127262641
yes I'm enjoying it

it certainly sounded like a couple of burial tracks, no two ways about it.

>>127264370
the first track kind of reminds me of GAS.
Definitely a solid EP. I had it on loop all morning

chill release psychy mellow smokey vibrations. will definitely trip to the second track at some point

seems gay

>>127262194 (OP)
Comafields has a great sound through its movements. It feels like the different instruments and samples are hallucinations that are talking and singing to you, the lonely undiagnosed mental patient. In terms of mixing and sound design, man this is some of the best I've heard Burial since Untrue. I also heard a sound effect from Untrue towards the end of Comafields and into the intro of the next track.

Speaking of, Imaginary Festival is a trip. It is a broken song. As if Burial sketched a song, crumpled it, then threw it into the waste bin. What plays is the sad, malfunctioning bundle of stems crying out from the refuse. I like the rhythm here a lot more than in the first one, mostly. I say mostly because it also has distinct movements to its structure. Comafields' rhythm is interesting because of what it sounds like, because it's so delicate. It's steady and a little boring otherwise. Imaginary Festival has instead a more erratic syncopation, like older Burial in some ways.

The iconic rhythms of Untrue is what primarily draws me to Burial. He's been gradually dropping the tricky rhythms and instead going more experimental with his composition. Instantly recognizable sound, but easy to tell the era based on how steady the beats are. All that said, I think this is the best Burial in a long time. Like all of his releases in the last decade or so, I like it. But I think it could be a lot more. A more dedicated artist would pull the pieces out and release an entire album. He comes out with 10 minutes of music a year on average, right? Burial should have the biggest, dopest discography of anyone in recent memory but he doesn't. He has singles and maybe a three song EP on top of the two albums you wish you had hundreds more of.

7/10, but feeling blue balled

>>127266952
anthony pls

>>127266982
Eceleb filth wish they could review like me.

>>127266952
too RYM for me.
please sum it up in one paragraph max next time

>>127267394
I don't come to /mu/ to abbreviate.

>>127262194 (OP)
I could take a shit and it would come out better than this dump of a release, tell him to throw in the hat already

>>127266952
>just got his pitchfork staff badge: the post

>>127267520
>t. listens to gay porn on his airpods in public

>>127262194 (OP)
>decade ago thought burial was mid as fuck and overrated
>enjoy it now
bros did i become a pleb?

>>127267968
I dunno I just like the atmosphere his music creates. It's nostalgic and comfy.
It's like listening to the rain

>>127266491
I think Billy Bevan had it on loop for an entire day before deciding it worthy of the sinead sample

>>127267968
No. He rules. He was and remains one of the most singular electronic artist.

>>127267968
Burial's the most important EDM guy of recent years. So no.

>>127268297
In recent years it's varg2 trademark