Music Has The Right To Children - Boards of Canada

The Colour of the Fire (474 words)
by flathills - written on 05/03/04, updated on 05/03/04 (Very useful, 27 readings)
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miss them. And they recently quipped in an interview that they’d become “bigger than they ever meant to be”. Clearly not your average white-boy music combo, then. B Boards Of Canada are a wonderful breath of fresh, beautiful countryside air in an increasingly bland and corporate era of music, where bands and musicians as derivative and boring as Jack White / The White Stripes are deemed ground-breaking and exceptionally talented, worthy of annual best-album awards and women as hot as Renee Zellwegger (bastard). But blah blah blah, you already knew the sad state of affairs. I should be talking about Boards’ upliftingly unsettling debut album, ...

Music Has The Right To Children - Boards of Canada

DooYoo Hear (229 words)
by Pink_Pops - written on 05/04/01, updated on 05/04/01 (Useful, 40 readings)
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label called Skam and later published with Warp Records home to Aphex Twin, Squarepusher, Black Dog and a host of other artists one of whom is LFO. Boards Of Canada originally come from Scotland and as such their music seems to have a touch of the mythic aurora lights about it. Anyone who has seen Human Traffick and recogonized themselves in this film will love this album. Its prefect for those post club moments when you sit around and talk for hours or your with your loved one in the sack. Barry White should move over and let some new talent be the kings of smooch, although admitedlly not to everyones taste. Their music is a subtle blend of Multilayerd beats ...