I found this on my recent travels around the net, actually spotted it after I wrote my little bit about Burial so its nice to see that the way I interpreted the album is the intended way. Though music should always be a personal experience, I don't think a better connection is made than the one that the composer had with it. The rare interview is between Burial and Hyperdub label owner and fellow dubstep artist Kode9 and provides a great insight on Burial's writing process, his production techniques and the effort put into the tracks. I particularly found Burial's vocal work interesting, having to cut up words to create new words and eventually mashing them out of all recognition whilst maintaining an air of connection and creativity.

Also, I've always had a thing for cute girl vocals as I've banged on about here more times than I care to remember so Burial's comments on this exact subject struck a real chord. A compelling read.
Eagerly anticipating the new EP and album.

http://hyperdubrecords.blogspot.com/2007/10/burial-untrue-november-2007.html