the atmosphere is so rich, as is usually the case with burial, and the progression of the song is an incredible journey. the slow building of the first minute right into the gritted out fast paced breakbeats, scuzzy samples, and distorted vocals of the main section makes for a nice contrast, and the switchup at 5:20 to a four-on-the-floor feel is so sleek and sinister. the final section from 7:40 til the end feels blissful, like watching the sun rise and the clouds part from the top of a grassy hill after a long and rainy night spent at a gritty basement club.
