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My album this week is a reissue of the ambient classic from 2001. It's been going for silly prices on Discogs these last few years. However, it's just been re-issued on vinyl and digitals. "An almost forgotten but bona fide Ambient classic floats up on a 20th anniversary edition with the legendary Glasgow-based Ampoule label, newly remastered with a bonus cut for added immersion - highly recommended to fans of BoC, Balil, Porter Ricks. Still every bit as woozy and gouched-out as we remember, Pub’s gingerly wistful debut album ‘Do You Ever Regret Pantomime?’ is a cult classc for
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just found out this cool ass beans band... have a listen...
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Not really a fan of Rick & Morty... but am a fan of both dank memes and the long-running AS bromance with IDMz. Lots of warp and other guud stuff on here (tracklist in description doofi): -
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This was originally a mix I recorded last year for FutureMusic.FM but I've removed my speech/jingles and changed it a little bit, Now it's just 2 hours of Boards of Canada. Enjoy
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iunno how long they have been down for... thread is for the annual speculation based on facts we have for a new boc thanks edit: typo on title *http://cosecha-transmisiones.com/ -
this one is awesome so boc
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Yeah, I know. Just hear me out. I was talking with someone recently and got trying to explain the Hauntology genre. It’s sort of weird trying to explain the appeal of something you like to someone who doesn’t really understand the appeal of whatever it is. Basically, I gave them the whole 70s nostalgia thing, Film Idents, BBC Radiophonic Workshops, 70s & 80s Kids TV, English Folklore etc, etc. Told them about all the artists working in that area (that I knew of). And they replied “So basically it’s just Boards of Canada?” It just got me wondering. What do you think?
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links for noobs: this thread is to do speculation based on facts we have
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The Hatcliffe House Tapes Volume 3 Colours and Themes Available now Downloads include Print your own artwork templates for CD and C60 Cassette Cases and 4 Bonus Hi Res A3 Posters https://indifferentspace.bandcamp.com/album/the-hatcliffe-house-tapes-vol-3-colours-and-themes "In this adventure we travel through the haunted world of past sciences, sequencing envelopes to connect sounds using practical electronics, creating sonic fusion which rises and falls like water. Inviting colour into a dark world to shine and fade away once more." *More of a downtempo compliatio -
https://soundcloud.com/shane_anthony/boards-of-canada-reel-to-reel-mixtape Cheers! Shane
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I was listening to this track by Dilla off the Ruff Draft EP today and the hook/riff (kicks in at 0:33) really reminded me of either a BoC or Autechre track.. I was wondering if anyone else thinks the same, or if they can identify the sample? Sort of reminds me of I Will Get It Tattooed by BoC but I dont think that is it http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RjsXELHVu44
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Hey all, I'm excited to share my first EP, "Grandma Tapes" with you all. You can listen here: http://inkjetmusic.com/Grandma-Tapes Grandma Tapes is made out of samples from my grandmother's collection of classical cassettes. Everything on the record is a sample, including the drum sounds. And all of it was created/arranged/mixed entirely on the Elektron Octatrack (with a little extra reverb at the very end). There were 3 strict rules I set out for the project - if you're curious, I go into them in detail in the link above. More fun than rules: I also made a music video for the first track -
Allen Lanier, founding guitarist/keyboardist for Blue Öyster Cult, died yesterday of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. He was 67. Lanier also produced the Clash's "Give 'Em Enough Rope" and was Patti Smith's collaborator (and lover) during the 1970s.
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So I received my copy of Harvest Moon yesterday, finally - I'm done ordering from Tesco! (well they did say it was going to take a while, to be fair, as they don't normally have these kinds of items, as I was told, and I did yell a fair bit at the lady, too) - I did have the album on June 6th initially for a short period of time, but it was a mistake they made as I was sent a wrong version of the album on VYNIL (who even has a vynil player in 2012?!), and it appeared to be some kind of false edition, too, as the vynil-CD was blue and had some image of the bros carved into it (can vynil-recorde
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Hello, the Italian music magazine Mucchio Selvaggio published in the last issue an interview with BOC. Since it cited WATMM in one of the questions to the Sandisons (that made me chuckle when I read it), I made the effort to translate the text. The weird wording is partly my fault not being a native english speaker, partly due to the interviewer trying to be cool by placing dramatic full stops in the middle of a sentence. I attached the scans from the magazine, there's some press photos in it and the original text if you can read italian. Enjoy
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A FEW OLD TUNES A night of music and visuals insired by Boards of Canada. DJ FOOD (Ninja Tune) POSTHUMAN (Balkan / Horn Wax / Seed) TOM CENTRAL (Keep Up!) + GUESTS facebook.com/events/203200013162993 -- To celebrate the release of the new Boards of Canada album 'Tomorrow's Harvest' DJ Food, Posthuman, Tom Central & special guests host a night of music and visuals inspired by Boards of Canada. DJ & VJ sets of BoC rarities, new edits, remixes and classics, plus music & visuals related to the duo... Upstairs at Catch, Kingsland Road, London thecatchbar.com Thurs 20th June. Free
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ENDED. BUNDLE 1 - WARP / BOC / SKAM LFO - Sheath (ltd) £3.50 Blech II £3 We Are Reasonable People £2.99 LFO - Advance £3.86 B12 - Electro-Soma £5.90 Kenny Larkin - Azimuth £5.15 Warp 103 - Remixes £3.29 Jackson & His Computer Band - Smash £2.63 Smash-Up Megamix £na RAC - Diversions £1.99 BOC - Music Has The Right To Children £8.55 Meat Beat Manifesto - Prime Audio Soup £4.71 BOC - In a Beautiful Place Out in The Country £3.95 Bubbahs Tum - Dirty Great Mable £4.28 BOC - Hi Scores - with paper insert - £15-£20 BOC - Peel Session £3.95 Bola - Soup £5.27 Bola - Mauver £1.00 Various - 0161 £3
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For the dedicated few who didn't tuck into the stream or the presumably now-ubiquitous CD rips doing the rounds, do you have any special plans on where you're giving TH it's first listen? With the fine weather in the UK at the moment (a serious rarity), one night this week a few of us will be heading out to a place in South Wales called the Devil's Pulpit (quite fitting, I thought): (That's not me). The view looks down on to the Cistercian Abbey of Tintern, which should prove for an epic setting at dusk: Hopefully we won't be tutted at/shuffled along by grump
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http://www.mixcloud.com/thesteamroom/session-11-june-13-boards-of-canada-tribute-mix/ This month's Steam Room landed on the release date of the wonderful new Boards of Canada album 'Tomorrow's Harvest', Their first in 8 years. As a great admirer of their craft I felt it was my duty to capitalize on the ridiculous hype surrounding this release and present you with a 2hr BoC retrospective tribute mix from myself. Download>> http://tinyurl.com/qg2aqxg http://www.boardsofcanada.com/ Next show 08/07/13 20:00GMT http://future-music.co.uk/ Fly In The Pool/Soylent Night/Iced Cooley/Oscar Se
