I expected to hate this. The fact that it gets an 80 from me is significant.

if that's the best dubstep of past decade, then i don't like dubstep.

The single greatest document in the most important UK dance movement of the new millennium. Burial straddles the analogue/digital line perfectly, crafting haunting, hazy memories of songs you think you may have heard in a past life. This is the sound of the nightbus after the club, songs in the form of answerphone messages soundtracking the council tower blocks and electricity pylons passing by the window on your way home. It's the sound of losing sunday to ketamine with your closest mates, and for many of my age it's the sound of sleep. How the fuck can you better a man who created the sound of sleep? Thefuckouttaherewithatshit.

It works as both a stunning example of electronic music, but it also works as ambient music as well. Either way, it's easily one of the definitive albums of the 2000s. The descriptors that are always used to describe it fit it perfectly. It's all those and more. It's electronic music that feels very personal. Whenever I listen to it, it feels like a very intimate record, as if Burial's is trying to tell you something. Simply stunning and Untrue stands with Music has the Right to Childen and Richard D. James Album as the masterclass of electronic music

This is what dubstep was before becoming mainstream music. It was dark, emotional, unusal, full of studied sounds and very interesting rhythms. Burial will ever be remembered as the grand master of this music genre.

Best dubstep i've heard thus far. Dark and brooding, this is more emotional than most dubstep.

I don't understand what exactly dub-step is. Either way I enjoy this album alot. Archangel will be stuck in my head forever.

Reminds me of the game Civilization: Call To Power in places.