The secondhand rave memories Burial's been storing for years come to a more direct conclusion as a release on one of the very labels which pioneered UK rave sounds to begin with. "Dreamfear" steps up the intimidation game like a Devilman from above while "Boy Sent From Above" goes for something a bit more emotionally vulnerable similar to his past works. One of this guy's finest releases in years.
"Waterfall Reverse" does have a decently elaborate arrangement, but it's "Triton" which has the mermaid esque skip in its UK Garage step to fully take it home.
A 20th anniversary rendition of the 3x Badger song which happens to align with the revival of 90's Breakbeat Hardcore and Jungle in the Electronic Music scene as of late. The short length would need to be worked around but no doubt this would fit into a SHERELLE set just fine.
Only synthesisers and Ludwig Wittgenstein mentions make an appearance on both tracks.
"Most Wanted" is what typical 90's radio stuff sounded like, it would probably fit on Spotify Playlists without breaking their flow. Not much to talk about.
"Most Unwanted" has a surprisingly sharp arrangement with clever blends of "unpopular" elements for a 21 minute song which shows no signs of age. It's a transcendent experience from start to end.
Mutant Mayhem was a movie which clicked with me much more than I was expecting it to. This score also helped a lot with its blend of Industrial and IDM derived elements - the track picked as my favourite of the bunch in particular has the potential to go off in a nightclub someday. Keep in mind that the tracks are partially mixed so it's more suitable to listen to this one all the way through.
