Hyperdub on vinyl: Burial and the sounds of London at night
In short: Hyperdub was founded in London in 2004 by producer Kode9 and stands for dark, bass-heavy electronic music between dubstep, UK garage and experiment. The label’s best-known name is Burial, whose reverb-soaked, crackling tracks sound like a city at night. The Vinyl Room currently has 4 records on Hyperdub.
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Records on Hyperdub
→ Dubstep · Bass music · Ambient · Electronic on vinyl
What makes Hyperdub special?
Burial builds his tracks from rain sounds, vinyl crackle and processed voices: here you’ll find the 2012 EP “Kindred”, “Young Death / Nightmarket” and “Antidawn”, which has no steady beat at all.
Loraine James from London combines electronics, jazz and rap into something of her own on “Reflection”.
FAQ
Who founded Hyperdub? Producer Kode9, in London in 2004.
Who is Burial? A London producer known for dark, reverb-soaked electronic music between dubstep, garage and ambient.
What music is on Hyperdub? Bass-heavy, often experimental electronic music – from dubstep to ambient.
What do you have on Hyperdub? Records from the 2010s and 2020s – 4 records in all.
