Zomby x Burial - Sweetz

  On 7/28/2016 at 7:17 PM, impotentwhitecapitalist said:

so is zomby really burial? that Hiders track is so damn FEELS it's crazy. got teary listening to it just now

srry meant hiders

anyone know those piano chords so i can learn to play dem?

Glad I'm not the only one. :}

Even though With Love kind of just sounds like an album sample it still grew on me

(eww)

Proper upload from Hyperdub @ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YMi8pXOaR9M

  On 7/28/2016 at 7:17 PM, impotentwhitecapitalist said:

that Hiders track is so damn FEELS it's crazy. got teary listening to it just now

lol

pretty descent sweetz

feeling both buricat and zomby

on some point your like, and now, release the breaks! but they never do. still pretty solid

Yeah it's like he broke through a wall when he did rival dealer ep.

Will took that emotional-sample collage to the next level throughout the whole ep but particularly at the end of the track Rival Dealer. He cut up the audio of a NASA interview

and took single words completely out of context, to create an entirely new story.

He really tapped the pure emotion and passion the woman has about outer space and stargazing and turns it into an extremely hopeful and inspiring journey

as we follow this woman up a stairway and onto a rooftop as she seductively tells us of a unique experience in which she was visited by something from "up there"

I don't know of anyone else sampling in such a creative way, and to evoke such emotions. It really works for me.

Oh and the closer track. It's lynchian and dark and emo and meandering and dope af, hands down, my favorite track of his so far, that's Come Down To Us.

  On 7/29/2016 at 2:50 PM, usagi said:

 

  On 7/28/2016 at 7:17 PM, impotentwhitecapitalist said:

that Hiders track is so damn FEELS it's crazy. got teary listening to it just now

lol

 

emotions control me

  On 7/30/2016 at 1:17 AM, jamesanderson said:

Yeah it's like he broke through a wall when he did rival dealer ep.

 

Will took that emotional-sample collage to the next level throughout the whole ep but particularly at the end of the track Rival Dealer. He cut up the audio of a NASA interview

and took single words completely out of context, to create an entirely new story.

He really tapped the pure emotion and passion the woman has about outer space and stargazing and turns it into an extremely hopeful and inspiring journey

as we follow this woman up a stairway and onto a rooftop as she seductively tells us of a unique experience in which she was visited by something from "up there"

 

I don't know of anyone else sampling in such a creative way, and to evoke such emotions. It really works for me.

 

Oh and the closer track. It's lynchian and dark and emo and meandering and dope af, hands down, my favorite track of his so far, that's Come Down To Us.

Damn cool post, makes me wanna play Rival Dealer again which I haven't done for a long long time.

Last time I spun it I broke down in tears because it had such an emotional effect on me (you can see the post on the Rival Dealer thread). I had a good friend who commited suicide and.....anyway. Perhaps this time I listen to it I'd see it in still an emotional way but perhaps a more positive light. But its Saturday and I'm in a good mood so perhaps not now.

this track is so lame that people've opted to talk about rival dealer instead lol

I disagree, of course, I feel like this new colab just extends the feels and sound of his last ep.

perfect compliment to that ep btw, maybe that Keysound record was too, i need to relisten to that.

seems like a cool as hell track to stick in the middle of an album imo, it's like when trent reznor stuck afx in the middle of his ep, i'd be honored

last few posts made Rival Dealer seem worth checking out again... big mistake

  On 7/31/2016 at 7:34 PM, ThatSpanishGuy said:

last few posts made Rival Dealer seem worth checking out again... big mistake

Yeah I'm not sure I ended up crying because my mate had killed himself or Rival Dealer was so bad, shouldn't laugh about such things really. Bad karma and all that. I think I'm gonna duck out this thread.

I still love Rival Dealer.

This track is shit though.

I'm a huge huge Burial fan and have defended most of his recent output...and the only way I can describe this track is embarrassing. I'm really not in the habit of saying something if I don't have anything nice to say, but god damn, what the fuck happened here?

I think this track is petty decent. I like most burlel, but I don't like rival dealers nor do I like 99.9% of Zomby's music. Thank you for reading. I rate this post a weak 2/10.

  On 7/30/2016 at 6:30 AM, impotentwhitecapitalist said:

 

  On 7/29/2016 at 2:50 PM, usagi said:

 

  On 7/28/2016 at 7:17 PM, impotentwhitecapitalist said:

that Hiders track is so damn FEELS it's crazy. got teary listening to it just now

lol

 

 

emotions control me

https://youtu.be/nCTcedNlMps

yo ULTRA is p nice. kinda lowkey love eet 

Not crazy at all about that burial track.

Slight aside: is anyone else a little disappointed by the fractured structure of burial's material lately? they sometimes feel like sketches.

^ yes. although it works sometimes, e.g. Rough Sleeper

  On 9/4/2016 at 10:07 AM, gnarlybog said:

Slight aside: is anyone else a little disappointed by the fractured structure of burial's material lately? they sometimes feel like sketches.

Temple Sleeper was really straightforward

it really grew on me

great track for fat joints near window rain or some slums

one of the best on lp

I'll be damned, Ultra was actually a decent album. Not great, still a lot of filler imo but his collabs with Rezzett and Banshee were nice surprises. Sweets was a letdown though and I went in with low expectations for it specifically. 

this album (ultra) shows zomby is evolving and has reinvigorated my interest in his musical output.

i look forward to his future releases