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Massive Attack: "4 Walls" F. Burial
It's a match made in spooky electro heaven: Massive Attack and Burial have teamed up for a 24-minute 12-inch single, which will be limited to only 1000 copies. The single will be fronted by a reworking of "Paradise Circus," a track from Massive Attack's 2010 album, Heligoland. The B-Side, however, is a sprawling, creaking 12-minute song called "4 Walls" that is now streaming at Pitchfork. It's pretty great, but it's also exactly what having those two names up there gets you. No surprises, musically, here. The single is due out on Oct. 17.
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