Burial

http://blackdownsoundboy.blogspot.com/2006/03/soundboy-burial.html

long interview,  but most intense perspective on electronic music i've ever encountered

nice post!!! will checkit now...i really like burial

Yeah, he sounds like a full-on guy. Took me a while to get into his sound (which for me is strictly business) but reading about his influences, background, why and how he makes his music certainly gave me more of an appreciation of it.

Apparently only a handful of people actually know who he is... was reading an interview where he said that a couple of times, his mates (who dont know he is Burial) put his CD on and he was cringeing, thinking "I hope they dont slag it off"
 

Hooooooollllddin Yyyyoooooooouuuuuu, Could it be a-Lone :-)

yeah read a few interviews with him. he's certainly not short on opinions. 

i stumbled across another really interesting burial interview for those that haven't read it yet

http://www.thewire.co.uk/articles/347/?pageno=1

i've got to say i reckon unite is one of the most beautiful pieces of music i've ever heard... it's like everything garage promised it would be 10 years ago, but never quite delivered.

i'm not feeling all of burial's stuff, but there's a few beats on untrue that really touch me. if more dubstep was of the same quality as ghost hardware, uk and raver... i could quite happily never buy another drum and bass record again!

hardcore

man has some interesting and likeable perspectives on music.