Madison, WI
March 17, 2011
Show coordinated by LURK SLEEP KILL and Brave Mysteries
Video excerpts by Centrifuge Reviews
Burial Hex Live March 17, 2011 from Centrifuge on Vimeo.
The sound of my deepest fears surfacing. Enlightenment at a nauseating volume. Once again, Burial Hex unveils a bridge between the banality of our world's present state and the ever impending afterlife. The experience is terrifying, tickling my subconscious like a ghost, meandering across the ivory keys, searching.
Over the years, it has been my privilege to take in Burial Hex performances at various local and international venues; however, to once again bear witness to Clay Ruby brooding over his suitcase full of God-only-knows-what, on his home soil in Madison, Wisconsin, is truly an honor. Equal parts performance art and musical performance, the horrific electronic spectacle haunts me still.
By Troy Schafer
Burial Hex Live March 17, 2011 from Centrifuge on Vimeo.
The sound of my deepest fears surfacing. Enlightenment at a nauseating volume. Once again, Burial Hex unveils a bridge between the banality of our world's present state and the ever impending afterlife. The experience is terrifying, tickling my subconscious like a ghost, meandering across the ivory keys, searching.
Over the years, it has been my privilege to take in Burial Hex performances at various local and international venues; however, to once again bear witness to Clay Ruby brooding over his suitcase full of God-only-knows-what, on his home soil in Madison, Wisconsin, is truly an honor. Equal parts performance art and musical performance, the horrific electronic spectacle haunts me still.
By Troy Schafer
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