Review: Eden Burns' Debut LP "And the Make Believers"
Eden Burns' new album "And the Make Believers" is both excitingly different and strangely familiar, offering an interesting proposition as a dance music producer who doesn't really sound like dance music.
He refers to it as "digital rock", and it may be something all his own. With a music production career spanning since he was 12, Eden Burns has come a long way.
- Profiled by the Otago Daily Times in 2013 at the age of 16
- Released his first EP and booked a show at the Glenroy Auditorium
- Relocated to Melbourne and put out music on labels in the UK and Germany
- Hosted radio shows for NTS, Beats In Space (NYC), and played shows throughout Asia and Europe
It’s an interesting proposition: an album by a well-known dance music producer that doesn’t really sound like dance music.
Author's summary: Eden Burns' debut LP is an exciting digital rock album.
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