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7.6
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Generally favorable reviews- based on 359 Ratings
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OllieHJul 11, 20089this album gives me shivers every time I listen to it, the amount of warmth and emotion here is unparalleled in electronic/dance music
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BehnamM.Aug 14, 200810Some kind of postmodern view of a modern city. you can feel all cries of being so tierd of aloneness. its represents all of dark hiden emotions such as hatress, grief, moans, and lurking assault of a sneaky stress wich altogether transform to a giant feel of ruin. a masterpiece of atmospheric albums. Marvelous
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HenriNAug 19, 200810Up to this point, only a single naysayer has managed to brand this album as "pretentious". Did you people just graduate the junior high of haterdom?
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JohnJ.Nov 29, 200710Best album of the year!
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HarryH.Nov 29, 200710Cool and sad. Brand new and retro. Hard edged and gentle. Wonderful music.
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RyanLDec 14, 200710
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TomH.Dec 18, 200710Possibly the best album of 2007 for me, better than his debut, namely because it has homeless on which is a brilliant song.
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ButtManDec 18, 200710Album of the year easily. this shit is amazing and original and endlessly listenable. The production is phenomenal, tweaky brilliance, solid atmosphere, unf.ckwithable!!!!! burial is genius, no doubt. A+, five stars, 10.0, flawless victory!
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Sep 13, 201110
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Mar 12, 201210Absolutely incredible. Burial's unique blend of dubstep and garage is further refined in his second full lenght release, conjuring up the same bleak, melancholic atmospheres but with new depth and focus. Faultless.
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Jan 4, 201210
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Jan 7, 201210I've heard it described as the sound of London at night, and I agree. Sorrowful early-morning comedowns set to fuzzy radios. I guess some people don't get it, but you can't attack it for repetitiveness, the monotony compliments the sad bass fading in and out, and the twisted vocals sound beautiful floating over the whole thing.
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Sep 28, 20129I think you must get it to like it. btw most (if not all) of the songs actually have lyrics, but they´re hard to understand. i think im slowly getting it.
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May 23, 20139If you're looking for something to dance to, then this is the wrong album for you. If not, continue reading. Just like with most of his music, Burial blends together an extremely tranquil, deep and harmonious experience, plus if you like emotional things, Untrue is definitely something to give a listen to. It's not the best album I've ever heard, but it is definitely in my Top 10.
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Burial has concocted a noir-ish sound that’s as powerful as it is atmospheric.
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What gives this album more depth is the focus, the rolling symmetry and cinema.
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That emptiness tempts a listener in, and puts you in its place--you, in a sense, step into the record’s point of view. This invitation to intimacy is a powerful move that most club music is simply incapable of.