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Burial Grid Readies New Album 'Waves of Quietus', Out 10/31; Watch New Video "A Derangement of the Senses"

Adam Michael Kozak occupies a very specific space in the world of electronic music. As Burial Grid, Adam has put out a series of buzzing, ethereal, and at times claustrophobic electronic albums that were windows into his own psyche. Dealing with tragedy, fear, his own personal and emotional struggles, as well as looking the decline of the world around him with starkly honest and unblinking…

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Long Story Short : Burial Grid, Rupert Lally, Hawksmoor, Camp Of Wolves

Long Story Short : Burial Grid, Rupert Lally, Hawksmoor, Camp Of Wolves

It’s been quite the year for music, hasn’t it? There hasn’t been a shortage of great albums to hit my ears, which only makes the year-end that much harder. The favorite lists are a labor of love, at least to me. It’s a time to go back and revisit what I’ve heard and then narrow it all down to those albums that hit me hard. And in even some cases revisiting albums that I liked but just kind of set…

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Burial Grid Will Ease Us Peacefully Into Our Demise; New Album in 2023

Adam Michael Kozak makes the sunniest songs about death and societal collapse you’re likely to hear. His electronic albums as Burial Grid house personal demons, family tragedies, and his own mental health struggles and general disappointment in the world that surrounds him. Yet, there is a warmth in the buzzing hardware and sublime melodies Kozak creates. His last album, Shores Of Quiddity, was…

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Complex Distractions Presents : Favorite Albums Of 2021 Part Two

Complex Distractions Presents : Favorite Albums Of 2021 Part Two

Okay we’re back. Time to continue my rundown of favorite albums of 2021. It’s been another great year of tunes, and right now I’d like to give a shoutout to some independent labels that are worth your time, money, and hard drive space in your brain. These labels aren’t just putting out albums, they’re dropping some serious vibes on our psyches. There’s a real creative mind meld going on with…

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Burial Grid : Shores Of Quiddity

Burial Grid : Shores Of Quiddity

If you stop by more than once in a while over here then you should know who Burial Grid is. For the newbies, Burial Grid is the electronic musical project of Adam Michael Kozak. Kozak leans into the darkness in his music, giving an unflinching look at both the darkness in the world as well as the darkness he deals with in his own life. Insecurity, depression, anxiety, personal trauma,…these are…

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The Sounds Of Fall : Albums To Summon The Darkness Part III

The Sounds Of Fall : Albums To Summon The Darkness Part III

Well this has been fun, hasn’t it? Revisiting these albums in the midst of fall and overcast skies puts a whole new perspective on the sounds embedded on these records. Sadly, we’ve reached the end. But fear not, for at the end of this black rainbow you’ll find a playlist that you can take with you. To remind you of the time spent summoning the darkness. Now you’ll be able to summon it…

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Burial Grid Drops "Crisis Apparition"

Burial Grid Drops “Crisis Apparition”

Adam Michael Kozak, aka Burial Grid, is counting down the days till his next full-length LP will drop. Shores of Quiddity is promising to be one of the artists best albums yet. That’s saying a lot given his last two releases were We’ve Come For Your Flesh and Negative Space, two incredibly heavy and engaging electronic albums. With previous singles “Biphasic” and “4am Knows My Secrets”, Kozak…

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Burial Grid Returns With New Album 'Shores of Quiddity'; Listen To "Biphasic"

Burial Grid Returns With New Album ‘Shores of Quiddity’; Listen To “Biphasic”

East coast musician Adam Michael Kozak, aka Burial Grid, is returning to fill our ears and minds with new electronic music in the form of Shores of Quiddity. The album is a departure from Burial Grid’s previous LP, the dark, vocoder-heavy We’ve Come For Your Flesh which came out at the beginning of 2021. While that album took us straight into the heart of darkness that is grief, anxiety, and…

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