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Back in the Nineties, people tended to class the Scottish electronic production duo Boards of Canada alongside their weirdo peers on Warp Records. At the time, few would have dared to dub them ...

The rumors started in February of last year, when a BBC radio personality mentioned out of the blue that a Boards of Canada double album was on the way. A short time later, a fan asked the group on ...

There has always been something vaguely Pynchonian about Boards of Canada. Brilliant and groundbreaking in their preferred artistic forms, the both have obsessive attention to detail in exploring ...

As should be known by now, Boards Of Canada fans are a bunch not to be messed with. Though I must have missed the exact moment of canonisation, most will still remember the impressive backlash the ...

Boards of Canada's hugely anticipated new album 'Tomorrow's Harvest' will arrive June 7 in Australia through Inertia, and via Warp on June 10 in the U.K. and Europe and the following day in North… By ...

May 30, 2026 • As Boards of Canada release their new album, 'Inferno', diehard fans remember the time when they trekked out into the Scottish countryside trying to find the band's so-called "Red Moon ...

While people were lined up around the block at record stores across the country, at least one lucky person got their hands on a very surprising release: A 12" featuring a snippet of music from Boards ...

It’s perhaps Boards of Canada’s most well-known track, serving as many a newcomers' route into their nostalgia evoking ...

One of electronic music's most fully realized acts, Boards Of Canada quietly created its own aesthetic universe on 1998's Music Has The Right To Children, an unassuming album built around hardwired ...