Burial - Untrue Artist_Bob Baffy and Kimi No Koto Suki

and Kimi No Koto Suki Nan Da (1977) saw Agata tackle slick

A family affair recorded primarily in Curitiba and Sao Paulo

Elsewhere other highlights include the slinky poignancy that lingers from every spacious bass pluck on "City Lights" and the trembling ambience and pressurised atmosphere of the finale "Sanctuary"

Delights Of My Life opens a new chapter for the singer/guitarist and formally introduces the Eric Chenaux Trio

Burial - Untrue Artist_Bob Baffy and Kimi No Koto SukiNow pressed on 180g vinyl, updated to add the beatless atmospheric tracks that have always been integral parts of the complete CD versions, and also including unique codes for free download. Not re issues, no new music, nothing remastered just revised, improved and back in print. It wouldn't be over the top to describe 'Untrue' as a landmark album of the year, because that's what Burial has delivered here. The publicity shy Burial delivers his second