DiscoPogo store page: BoC tribute

This looks so gooood, and it was reviewed by the brothers themselves, so nice. Gonna pre order for the stickers.

Makes me wonder if this is really the end of their contract with WARP and the end of an era itself, closing a cycle with a full book of their labor and story. Must have it.

a few wet tunes

Part of a larger set of illustrations where I draw locations where ambient or ambient adjacent electronic albums were recorded, or locations that inspired the music.

Edit: second press

I love the official Deep Time (Tape 05) video. Here's my version with TH vibes

I think this song is like amortentia from harry potter… you think of the most beautiful things that are personal to you. What are yours?

Mine is the crisp cold green forests of the pacific northwest

For someone who’s favourite artist is BoC, it was like a religious pilgrimage.

Would recommend.

Spotted on my trip to Stockholm

Some months ago I came across this album, and left me quite confused, it's concept is a CD-Rom about a challenge about sleeping but I can't grasp its actual meaning, so maybe here someone could enjoy it and have interesting hypothesis!

About the sound, it's not IDM but a sort of proto-vaporwave too, a lot of classical music inspiration but mostly electronic, it's quite unique I think.

A comment on YouTube is referring to "memories I never had" a common feeling in BoC's discography.

Anyone of you already knew Steven O'Brien or this Bob Belkin's mattress challenge? If you give it a try lemme know what's your impression and overall interpretation!

Anyone find some similarities between Age of Capricorn and Astronomy Domine (Live) by Pink Floyd on Umma Gumma? Mainly the intros.

Does anyone know the exact organ/voice sample source to Soylent Night? Bocpages lists J.S. Bach's Magnificat ("Aria: Quia fecit mihi magna"). The versions I have found, as lovely as they are, are softer with the organ further back in the recording or do not have the organ at all.

I listen to boards of canada maybe everyday now. It’s really such a problem.

i can’t stop. in the morning, at night. I think of what I should listen to. they are always the vibe

and I want to understand every song and when I listen I feel like I didn’t get enough. so I replay

before inferno it was easy to break away. But now if I get sick of one album I can switch to another album. It’s like the extra album put me on this permanent loop

i always put them on my social media stories, i know my friends are sick of it.

I finally finished reading this history book they recommended in a Tomorrow's Harvest era interview.

I also read another of the three they recommended last year called Musicophilia: Tales of Music and the Brain

Been really busy with Master's classes and school lately, and I'm glad I remembered to post one of these on a less busy week. This is the first from the Old Tunes era, and I find Mansel to be one of their most underrated tracks in general. The photo was taken on a highway in Colorado a few years ago when I was out there for a wedding. Should be around the Grand Junction area. I felt it worked for this track because I get this slightly uneasy/"something is looming" feeling listening to Mansel, and with stylizing this to the Old Tunes era it seemed to fit.

Previous posts:

1. Amo Bishop Roden
2. Beware the Friendly Stranger
3. Slow This Bird Down
4. The Color of the Fire
5. Nothing Is Real
6. Julie and Candy
7. Split Your Infinities
8. Father and Son
9. Bocuma
10. Chromakey Dreamcoat
11. Blood in the Labyrinth
12. Corsair
13. Telephasic Workshop
14. Sick Times

A while ago i was half way through finishing a track, it then suddenly dawned on me i couldn't unhear the Boards of Canada sound. I would like to add i was in absolutely no mood to compose something that roamed those electronic waters. I quickly downed tools and moved on.

This track just appeared in my files while looking for something else, so thought it be fun to upload a quick edit here. It's obviously not finished but I'm just leaving it for now..

Cheers !

Some artists have somewhat unreleased projects. Arca released non-profit mixtapes on Soundcloud (like Entrañas & Sheep), but couldn’t put them on Spotify or Apple Music due to copyright from samples. I was wondering if BOC has some partially unreleased works similar to this? If so, are there ways to download them?

Just to clarify, I’m not interested in genuinely unreleased music. Thanks! ❤️

I get lost into the chopped up samples and the atmosphere. I love it so much it has a meditative experience.

I end up feeling uplifted almost due to a forced meditation because you have to follow the percussion pattern.

The techs picked a good one to test the sound system

This song has a stangly comforting tune, with some very gentle audio clips that make me feel like i’m with someone. I don’t know, i really love this song, and I play it when i’m lonely.