Burial
Crafting atmospheric soundscapes of industrial 2-step, Burial was quickly
recognised as one of the UK's most innovative new producers. His eponymous debut
album was named Album Of The Year by Wire magazine and, with its trippy sub-bass
style, the dark, melancholy, Burial (2006) was seen as a landmark recording in
the burgeoning dub-step scene. When its follow-up Untrue (2007) was nominated
for the Mercury Music Prize the press suddenly went into a frenzy, demanding to
know the identity of this reclusive young DJ. He was eventually revealed as
William Bevan, a graduate of Putney's...
