Untrue
Widely regarded as one of the most important electronic albums of the 21st century, Untrue remains Burial’s defining statement. Released in 2007, it expanded on the crackle-drenched melancholy of his debut while introducing a warmer, more emotionally radiant palette—wobbled basslines, broken rhythms, and spectral vocal snippets that feel like echoes of lost rave nights.
Despite Burial’s near-total anonymity and absence from the live stage, Untrue has spoken louder than almost any record of its era. Pressed on heavyweight 180-gram vinyl across two LPs, this edition preserves the album’s depth, intimacy, and enduring emotional pull.
Widely regarded as one of the most important electronic albums of the 21st century, Untrue remains Burial’s defining statement. Released in 2007, it expanded on the crackle-drenched melancholy of his debut while introducing a warmer, more emotionally radiant palette—wobbled basslines, broken rhythms, and spectral vocal snippets that feel like echoes of lost rave nights.
Despite Burial’s near-total anonymity and absence from the live stage, Untrue has spoken louder than almost any record of its era. Pressed on heavyweight 180-gram vinyl across two LPs, this edition preserves the album’s depth, intimacy, and enduring emotional pull.
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Widely regarded as one of the most important electronic albums of the 21st century, Untrue remains Burial’s defining statement. Released in 2007, it expanded on the crackle-drenched melancholy of his debut while introducing a warmer, more emotionally radiant palette—wobbled basslines, broken rhythms, and spectral vocal snippets that feel like echoes of lost rave nights.
Despite Burial’s near-total anonymity and absence from the live stage, Untrue has spoken louder than almost any record of its era. Pressed on heavyweight 180-gram vinyl across two LPs, this edition preserves the album’s depth, intimacy, and enduring emotional pull.
