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21.12.2020, Words by Felicity Martin

Burial drops 12-minute rave cut 'Chemz'

It appears to sample Neyo's 'Sexy Love' and Wolf Alice's 'Don't Delete The Kisses'

As part of a two-track release out in April, Burial has dropped a new, 12-minute track: ‘Chemz‘.

A ‘90s UK rave-inspired track, it spans 2-step garage with Reese bass and a variety of vocal samples (seemingly from Neyo, Wolf Alice, Linda Ross, Allure and more), switching between styles in a euphoric nod to the rave.

The whole record, along with b-side ‘Dolphinz’, will come out as a picture disc via Hyperdub on April 2nd.

According to comments on Bandcamp, the vinyl pre-sale sold out in two minutes.

It follows the producer’s recent collaboration with Thom Yorke and Four Tet, ‘Her Revolution / His Rope’, after a mysterious physical drop in London record stores.

Listen to ‘Chemz’ now:

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