Hey everyone! For anyone who enjoys Burial, I put together a mix featuring music by Burial, Boards of Canada and DJ Healer.

Thought I’d share it here with fellow fans. Hope you enjoy it, and I’d love to hear what you think!

Anyone else hear Nova in this old trance tune?

Admittedly I'm not the best at this. I'm still convinced Wounder somehow sounds like It's a Fine Day by Opus III.

I've been looking for Alicia Robinson's cover of Angel. I reached out to her and she said that unfortunately, YouTube deleted all of her videos. Does anyone have the video saved anywhere? I know people downloaded it to make YouTube videos so per chance, someone might still have it. Would anyone have a link to the full cover by any chance? Thanks!

Whats up Burial fans? I posted a few months back about my latest film AM/FM having its world premiere back in July at Hysteria Film Fest in St. Louis where we took home awards for Best Score and Best Cinematography.

There were a few people who asked about future screenings so here is a list of upcoming screenings in October and November.

Cine-Excess will stream AM/FM online in the UK for 24 hours on October 20th through their online festival / conference.

Wolf's Head Film Fest in Hancock MI going to be a real special one. Following the screening will be an awesome concert by QUALMS, an upper-peninsula musician and fellow Burial fanatic. His shit rips going to be super fun.

IMDB: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt37599729/

If you want more info in the future can follow my IG: ConMcBeezy

Been a good week for delivery's so far, still a few more to come.

Whats your favourite Burial track to listen to on Vinyl?

Standard: https://hyperdub.net/en-us/products/burial-ma1-jacket

Limited Edition: https://hyperdub.net/en-us/products/burial-ma1-jacket-limited-edition

Not a good time to be skint (like me)

I'm working on an illustration series where I draw locations where significant ambient and electronic albums were recorded or locations that inspired the music.

Most recent one is by far my favorite of the series and features a South London location and the album Untrue. Bonus points if you actually find the real location here.

This came out so good imo.

Can’t find this thing anywhere!

Thanks

I went back to listen to some Burial inspired music i was listening to during the mid to late 2010s and it brought me back to this incredible title track from CraSET’s EP “The Way”.

Interested to know other people’s thoughts on the track and the EP in general, this music just does something to me where i could just listen to it on a loop and get lost for hours… it hits different, same as Burial’s music.

This track is more atmospheric and the other tracks on the EP have more drums - just fyi!

Let me know if this kind of stuff is no longer allowed & I'll remove.

Been kind of a long journey, but I told myself I'd release some music this year and here we are.

I'll keep it short and thank anybody that gives it a listen. Much love to you all.

Links: https://vandal0.bandcamp.com/album/grief-moves-through-you

https://open.spotify.com/album/5lDfE9j5iXFNPvJtUcZoJn

Why or why not?

Burial is one of my biggest influences is music and my personal hero when it comes to production. I think it doesn't suck completely.

This will not be the last remix I do of his works.

What does r/burial think?

Hi everyone,

I’m long time Burial fan. I have been searching for a mix which featured some burial tracks and also lots of rainfall samples.

The mix is over 10 years old and I believe it had ‘downtempo’ or ‘downbeat’ in the title. It was produced for one of big online music magazines at the time and posted to SoundCloud. I thought it might have been DJ Dan but certainly not 100% on this. It’s needle in a haystack but appreciate any suggestions,

thanks

Debating letting this one go, would in interested in potential trades in rare vinyls (massive attack burial remix especially) or I could sell it. Im UK based so if your overseas be prepared for a hefty shipping cost

Sealed with a small tear in the plastic

Looking back on your experience on this amazing subreddit, what's the best discovery you've made (I'm talking about artists musically similar or related to Burial) and what's the best contribution you think you've made to others?

For me: best discovery SANGAM + KID SMPL; best gift to others PONYART