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Burial, Massive Attack: "Paradise Circus"
Last week, Massive Attack and Burial revealed the B-side to their limited 12" single, which features two tracks with a running time of 24 minutes total. Whereas that track, "4 Walls," was a brand-new recording from the two acts, the A-side is a reworking of "Paradise Circus" off Massive Attack's 2010 album, Heligoland.
It's been expanded from five minutes to nearly 12-and-a-half minutes, which means Hope Sandoval's angelic vocals are spread out considerably through pitch shifts and other manipulations. They're still complementary to the music, though said music is now a slow-rolling wave of swirling noise and crackles, low-lying bass thuds, and screwed instrumentation. Yeah, you're going to need to just stream the track below. [FACT]
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