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Last night whilst listening I noticed there’s a deep musical connection between this track and Reach for the Dead. Makes sense, as both feature “Dead / Death” in the title.

The bass line for both tracks share the same 3 descending notes - Eb - Db - B. And in the same key as well. Whilst RFTD has a ...

from Scotland…

5 stars

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It’s the guardian, and he’s got a double barrelled name. Thinks he’s so clever, he probably thought Mumford and Sons were great until someone told him they were uncool.

I think track #6 Somewhere Right Now In The Future is available on slsk, user tamarack. I didn't trust it at first but the track duration is on point and the stereo width is way higher than typical fakes

Just listened to 'Somewhere Right Now!' Got it on Slsk, the person's user name was ...

skunkman wrote:I think track #6 Somewhere Right Now In The Future is available on slsk, user tamarack. I didn't trust it at first but the track duration is on point and the stereo width is way higher than typical fakes

...right...

I loved it. As expected, their sound is going in new directions but still unmistakeably BoC. Does NOT disappoint.

I'm genuinely terrified, depressed but above all elated all at the same time after watching that. I think that those that wanted a 'dark' theme have got it. And seems to point to new material!

This guy...



Incredible! Going to spend the rest of the morning listening to everything he's done.

I've reposted the transcription -

http://bit.ly/2jix1Jn

Ah... Skytree. Been a long time, no? I remember heavily listening to your previous work a year or two ago. Would love to hear the album, if there are any codes left.

It's been a while, but I've released a couple of tracks - the first new stuff since 2012. Some of you might remember my stuff from then, and those that don't, I hope you'll give it a listen anyway.

http://www.paulharrison.info/phenoplastic/bwart300.jpeg

https://soundcloud.com/phenoplastic/sets ...

Yes, this is good, been enjoying the streamed album. Think I'll buy it.

As a HUGE cocteau's fan it's reminiscent but imbued with different flavours too. Really great melodies and varied songs but coherent and beautiful sound.

Isn't the album meant to be released today? 12 December. Don't see it anywhere.

I've become seriously fascinated by Jacquard Causeway.

As is often the case with BoC songs, the title gives us the seeds, some suggestions of a vague significance. I love that in this case it's a double suggestion, of Albert Jacquard's take on human 'progress' and also the simple significance of ...

I very much want independence. Check out National Collective on Facebook, where Scotlands artists and creative community are putting out very positive and well thought out arguments.

I think tomorrows harvest could be good in Scotland.

Check out this picture I took this evening in Glasgow on my ...

I remember clearly once at school about age 12 in 1987 messing around with the BBC micros and the primitive dot matrix printer it was attached to. Those printers were quite noisy with their crude mechanisms, and the noise changed according to the rapidly changing pin patterns. I printed a page which ...

some new reviews, haven't seen any links to these yet here!

http://www.theskinny.co.uk/latest/304888-boards_canada_tomorrows_harvest

http://www.timeout.com/london/music/boards-of-canada-tomorrows-harvest-album-review

http://www.rollingstone.com/music/news/boards-of-canada-return-with ...

after reading that description, I need "Jacquard Causeway" in my life. Now.

I've transcribed "Reach for the Dead" so you can all enjoy playing on the piano / guitar / whatever.

Enjoy.

Quick analysis. Clearly part of the vibe of this song comes from how slow the chords move - they're so minimal yet powerful and last 12 bars in all, and I just love that change from Bmajor ...

Hey - you all asleep? Nobody's seen this yet?

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