Burials

"A full eight years after the release of their acclaimed 'Rule of Twelfths', Fuzzy Lights return with their new album 'Burials'. Musically, they freely embrace their homage to sounds of the past, think a loose amalgam of Trees and early Black Sabbath. However, they offer so much more, with a hefty flavour of post-rock experimentalism thrown too into the pot. Presenting themselves as kraut-folk, they accede there may not, yet, be a genre so titled but is not a bad signpost for lovers of either. Centred around Rachel and Xavier Watkins, with her haunting voice and spectral violin and his visceral guitar and enmeshing electronic sounds, this nominal collective is bolstered here by the additional guitar squalls of Chris Rogers, the doom-laden bass of Daniel Carney and the thundering drums of Mark Blay. It is a genuine delight".

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