Boards of Canada didn’t just shape how we hear music — they reshaped how we experience reality, and Geogaddi remains their most unsettling proof: a deliberately disorienting, symbol-laced descent where warmth masks dread and mystery is the message.
Tag: Marcus Eoin
Boards of Canada :: Music Has The Right To Children (Warp/Skam) — [flashback]
Boards of Canada’s Music Has the Right to Children stands as a quintessential cornerstone of downtempo electronic music—a seminal release that propelled the enigmatic duo of Mike Sandison and Marcus Eoin into a boundless realm of nostalgic reverie. In this edition of our “Flashback” column, Anne Jackson revisits the album’s haunting landscapes, with particular focus on “Telephasic Workshop,” a track that encapsulates a paradoxical beauty: at once claustrophobic and transcendent in its sonic intricacy.
This is Hexagon Sun :: A Video on Boards of Canada
“I seem to have inadvertently made an almost feature length video on the Scottish Electronic band Boards of Canada. There are very few things I […]
Boards Of Canada :: Hi Scores EP (Reissue) (Skam)
Hi Scores proves that Boards Of Canada were skilled sound designers from the start. In their debut EP for Skam, Boards Of Canada signaled a […]
Boards Of Canada :: Tomorrow’s Harvest (Warp)
Tomorrow’s Harvest achieves a kind of re-route, as if seeking to achieve triptych, somewhere sequential with the psycho-ambient-chill of MHTRTC and the ambivalent wooze-out of […]

















