Kindred EP

aoty

rollingstone

In the sound files of William Bevan, flashes of static form evocative spider webs, vocal shards suggest novel-length dramas, and clattering grooves morph with the intimacy of a lover’s heartbeat. The U.K. producer’s first major statement since the rise of many inheritors (see James Blake, Weeknd,witch house, etc.), this breathtaking EP telescopes the mysticism of […]

pitchfork

A year after Street Halo, the London producer returns with another three-track EP, and this collection pretty much breaks every Burial precedent there is.