9. Burial: 'Untrue' (2007) - Little is known of Burial other than the DJ prefers to remain anonymous and rarely makes live appearances. This changed in 2008 however when 'Untrue' was nominated for the Mercury Music Prize and the British tabloids set about discovering who the mystery man was. As rumours built that it was in fact Fatboy Slim behind the moniker, Brixton based musician William Bevan was forced to admit that he was in fact Burial. Silly business aside 'Untrue' remains one of the most subversive and influential albums of the decade and mixes underground dance sounds with samples from a wide variety of sources including Aaliyah, the David Lynch movie Inland Empire and the computer game Metal Gear Solid.
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- Absolutely love this list! Although, where are Kaiser Chiefs?
- not good enough really
Kaiser Chiefs are on our worst albums of the decade countdown 
- not enough dance
I was just thinking about this the other day. Can't argue with most of these although I am missing Beck's Sea Change, Bon Iver and CSS.
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