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Burial chases his ace remix of Luke Slater’s ‘Love’ with a redress of the UK techno legend’s L.B. Dub Corps.
Ironically enough, Slater’s very Burial-esque original is reframed as a fairly straight-playing, deep techno tune by the secretive south Londoner himself. Rising up on a beatific organ draught, and rolling out to shuffled hardcore 2-step break overlaid with Slater’s gauzy vox, the original clearly derives from a vein of UK rave spirit that has long perfused Burial’s catalogue.
The remix therefore perhaps falls slightly short of expectations, quite simply reducing the elements to a distant warehouse throb while stretching it out to twice the length, compressing and filtering the vox to an eyrie thizz and reserving the organ refrain to a elegiac coda. Will probably sound ace when munted, though.
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Burial chases his ace remix of Luke Slater’s ‘Love’ with a redress of the UK techno legend’s L.B. Dub Corps.
Ironically enough, Slater’s very Burial-esque original is reframed as a fairly straight-playing, deep techno tune by the secretive south Londoner himself. Rising up on a beatific organ draught, and rolling out to shuffled hardcore 2-step break overlaid with Slater’s gauzy vox, the original clearly derives from a vein of UK rave spirit that has long perfused Burial’s catalogue.
The remix therefore perhaps falls slightly short of expectations, quite simply reducing the elements to a distant warehouse throb while stretching it out to twice the length, compressing and filtering the vox to an eyrie thizz and reserving the organ refrain to a elegiac coda. Will probably sound ace when munted, though.
Burial chases his ace remix of Luke Slater’s ‘Love’ with a redress of the UK techno legend’s L.B. Dub Corps.
Ironically enough, Slater’s very Burial-esque original is reframed as a fairly straight-playing, deep techno tune by the secretive south Londoner himself. Rising up on a beatific organ draught, and rolling out to shuffled hardcore 2-step break overlaid with Slater’s gauzy vox, the original clearly derives from a vein of UK rave spirit that has long perfused Burial’s catalogue.
The remix therefore perhaps falls slightly short of expectations, quite simply reducing the elements to a distant warehouse throb while stretching it out to twice the length, compressing and filtering the vox to an eyrie thizz and reserving the organ refrain to a elegiac coda. Will probably sound ace when munted, though.
Burial chases his ace remix of Luke Slater’s ‘Love’ with a redress of the UK techno legend’s L.B. Dub Corps.
Ironically enough, Slater’s very Burial-esque original is reframed as a fairly straight-playing, deep techno tune by the secretive south Londoner himself. Rising up on a beatific organ draught, and rolling out to shuffled hardcore 2-step break overlaid with Slater’s gauzy vox, the original clearly derives from a vein of UK rave spirit that has long perfused Burial’s catalogue.
The remix therefore perhaps falls slightly short of expectations, quite simply reducing the elements to a distant warehouse throb while stretching it out to twice the length, compressing and filtering the vox to an eyrie thizz and reserving the organ refrain to a elegiac coda. Will probably sound ace when munted, though.
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Burial chases his ace remix of Luke Slater’s ‘Love’ with a redress of the UK techno legend’s L.B. Dub Corps.
Ironically enough, Slater’s very Burial-esque original is reframed as a fairly straight-playing, deep techno tune by the secretive south Londoner himself. Rising up on a beatific organ draught, and rolling out to shuffled hardcore 2-step break overlaid with Slater’s gauzy vox, the original clearly derives from a vein of UK rave spirit that has long perfused Burial’s catalogue.
The remix therefore perhaps falls slightly short of expectations, quite simply reducing the elements to a distant warehouse throb while stretching it out to twice the length, compressing and filtering the vox to an eyrie thizz and reserving the organ refrain to a elegiac coda. Will probably sound ace when munted, though.