Burial & Four Tet

There Are Some Dream Collaborations That You Would Probably Sell Your Granny For Or At Least Her Thimble And China Elephant Collection But Who Could Have Imagined A Marriage Between Old Grade School Classmates. The 12 Inch Release Comprising Only Two Tracks Is A Conflation Of Britain's Most Eminent And Prolific Electronic Artists Four Tet And Burial. 'Wolf Cub' Is Comprised Of A Beautiful Tribal Rhythm That Is Reminiscent Of Two-Step Garage. Yet Instead Of The Paranoid Urban Hiss Crackle And Ghostly Atmospherics Of Burial's Production The Majority Of This Tune's Body Resembles Hebden's Finest Work-- That Chiming Cascading Kaleidoscopic Wall Of SOUND That Builds Beyond Control. The Second Track 'Moth ' Adds A Nice Contrast. The Beat Is Subdued Throughout And Has A House-Y TR-808 Sound That Feels Familiar. But Unlike Generic House Music 'Moth' Is Dynamic A Haunting Synth Melody Rolls Over Sprinkling Chinks Chimes Atmospheric And Urban Noise As A Spectral Female Voice Echoes Into Space. To Listeners Familiar With The Two Collaborators 'Moth' Resembles Burial's Previous Work While 'Wolf Club' Contains Earmarks From Hebden's Solo Endeavors. read less