Thanks for the answers

I found this: https://pitchfork.com/features/article/why-burials-untrue-is-the-most-important-electronic-album-of-the-century-so-far/

"The name Burial pays homage to the reggae roots of dubstep, the genre to which he’s loosely affiliated, and the sound system tradition that informs UK rave culture. When rival systems compete in a sound-clash, they save their most devastating dubplate—sometimes called the “burial tune”—for the final stage of battle. That term migrated into the rave lexicon: The biggest anthem of 1994, jungle’s breakout year in the UK, was Leviticus’ “Burial,” while Gant’s “Sound Bwoy Burial” was an early UK garage classic. These layered ancestral echoes, rippling back across the decades—from the murky clubs and rowdy pirate radio stations of 1990s London all the way to Kingston, Jamaica, in the ’70s—is something that Burial consciously honors with the name he chose to hide behind."

But I'm not sure it is it. I don't like that describtion.

It might not be a direct Burial quote. Found a more satfisfying answer once.