Tunes 2011-2019

"Best new reissue" - "A 149-minute anthology maps the UK producer's expanding multiverse, gathering nearly every solo tune he released on Hyperdub in a fertile, eight-year run of EPs full of surprises (and vinyl crackle)".

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"Bevan has jettisoned the sleep paralysis pop of his early work for something even more dissociated and peripatetic. You might head for the vicious rave of Rival Dealer or Nightmarket's sumptuous, pealing melody first, to swerve some long, austere, beatless passages, but this is a compilation of rare bravery and beauty".

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"The constant crackle of static suggests intercepted transmissions, but perhaps damaged vinyl, too. This invites a bigger myth: his work could be recordings from an entire parallel universe of pop, where the flotsam that Burial samples - video games, acceptance speeches, keyboard demo videos - became the mainstream. He remains one of the most evocative, instantly recognisable voices in contemporary British music".

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