Antidawn EP

Pitchfork 7.3/10 Burial’s longest release in years doubles down on his signature sounds and downcast mood. A collaged chorus of voices holds together a windswept expanse of undulating nothingness.

NME 4/5 Although ‘ANTIDAWN’ isn’t by any means an easy listen or an EP made for casual ears, the level of intricate detail and world-building achieved proves that, more than a decade since his arrival, nobody does immersive electronica quite like Burial.

All Music 3.5/5 Directionless drifting might make Antidawn seem difficult compared to other Burial releases, but there's something quietly powerful in the way he's able to express the sensation of being inexplicably lost.

Clash 9/10 This is delicate, complex music that demands relistening. It’s certainly frustrating at first, especially if you’re expecting another dubstep masterpiece. But it grows on you given openness and attention.

Loud and Quiet 8/10 Burial has explored pure, percussion-free ambience plenty of times before ... but never with such a degree of intricacy or sheer temporal commitment.

Pop Matters 8/10 Burial continues an almost unfeasibly long hot streak of evocative and compelling sonic visions with Antidawn. It feels like an entirely new genre of field recording and is his most abstract electronica to date.

Beats Per Minute 90% Antidawn is many things, but most of all, it is the sound of our lives behind concrete walls and glass windows, on dark streets and in dirty sheets. It breathes, forever encased, in darkness and in light.

Uncut 8/10 Bevan infuses his music with a glowing warmth, these tunes framed like prayers for happier times ahead.