Video: Burial & Four Tet - Moth (HD)

We've unveiled our 50 best singles of the year , but that's not really a lot of songs. So, here are others bubbling just under that 50 mark. While the R. Kelly/Jay-Z collaboration failed miserably, the vinyl-only "Moth/Wolf Cub" single showed that bizarre genre crossovers could work. Four Tet was one of the primary founders of folktronica and Burial was one of the names that made dubstep the household name it now is. Locked in a room together, their sounds combined in a breathtaking fashion. Burial's patient beats roll on smoothly under Four Tet's ethereal cut-up loops. "Moth" [...]

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Burial/Four Tet - Moth This song is for dancing, but also for flowing drunkenly down a street, walking beneath the streetlights of East Berlin, looming like soldiers, spilling yellow onto the street, oil and light mixing by the footpath. You look ahead and see young men crouched by a wall, writing something indecipherable. You look up and see a single red light blotting above everything in the distance, and the buildings around you stand tall and crowded, a city falling into itself. You stumble on the cobbles, and notice the beat in this song, hidden [...]

• Burial & Four Tet - Moth

Pure Schönheit, gegossen in Beats. Und jetzt sogar mit Video. Die Resonanz auf die Zusammenarbeit von Burial und Four Tet hat sogar das Label überrascht. Platten werden wohl noch nachproduziert. Bis dahin das hypnotische Video schauen und den Track (auch mehr als einmal) ganz durchhören.

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Burial and Four Tet placed that beautiful trap, that we fall into. via No More Sleep .

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I'm sure all you savvy people are aware by now that Burial and Four Tet have a split 123 out. It's more of a collaborative release as far as we can tell with both producers smudging each others tracks with their own indelible marks. Whatever way you look at it, this is a incredible near- 20 minutes of music from two of music's best leftfield producers. 'Moth' seems to be Burial's track infused with a house-groove and his trademark pitch-shifted vocals while 'Wolf Cub' is surely a Four Tet production with its spidery instrumentation [...]