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Issues with samples hinge on them wanting to make money from any derivations. They may not need to or want to. Like Negamuse mentioned, giving out old material digitally is an option. RDJ and Mike Paradinas both did Soundcloud dumps, they were sample-laden, and they were received pretty well with no ...

Zoeven, classic

looking back and forth between the covers of MHTRTC and Inferno, whew

i would just as soon expect no interviews in the spirit of the very human ability to Just Say No - a lot of content generated (by hand, and increasingly by AI) seeks to make us feel like our questions are answered. why did they do this? when this happened in the book, or in the show, or in the ...

I was wondering if this was gonna happen. And now it has, and I just can't get the old noodle around it. FLACs appear to be in processing on archive.org right now. S/O to The Internet Archive btw <3

hopefully streamed as well, had to select Glasgow ofc but I'm partway across the globe, damn this rock

Huge shoutout to Techboy for hosting Twoism.org for me. It’s amazing how well it held up yesterday and the past weeks! Wow then that's on top of all of the random music file hosting over the years, including a mind-blowing one that brought me to the surface. I 2nd that, and thanks all around, the ...

Second album on a row of them using Spanish words, and as a Spanish speaker it's very weird for me to see that, I didn't really understood why they used it on TH. I assume there is a reason though, I just don't know what.
Tomorrow’s Harvest’s imagery is associated with the California desert and ...

Cupz wrote:Got spec on bleep. Yaaaay!

you did it, awesome!

That Cloudflare treatment with functioning order queues, pleasant surprise!

About the non-ARG thing for this...it fits the themes for me, so far. TH felt more like pointing at warning signs, and you have to 'listen' for warnings like that. And this, if it turns out to be about the actual reaping of what is sown, well those kinds of things do tend to make themselves known ...

A_Northern_Soul wrote:I'm tempted to hold out for an in-person purchase from Avalanche (who don't forget were involved in the Tomorrow's Harvest mystery 12" shenanigans)

That sounds worth holding out for.

It’s difficult to understand how warp/bleep could underestimate the amount of traffic they’d receive from this announcement. Ive got my order confirmed but, ive definitely been in situations before that ppl are experiencing now trying to get their orders through and know how frustrating it is ...

Ya that is a bit different right? Also Bleep is making creaking and snapping sounds under the weight.

Starting to wonder if there are 7 members of the collective now and the visuals are a team effort. Man that thing still hits like a dose of voltage.

Maybe pacing is the way to go. For some reason with this one, it feels like getting hit with spiritual high voltage. Also Techboy made me go back and listen and get jolted again, it does feel...'performed'? And it feels like an album intro to me. And the intro to it reminds me of old assorted tracks ...

beauty and a lot to unpack in here, a strong sense of message

I wonder how likely it could be that what's coming is a film release more than a music release?

Both promo events so far (VHS tape and cinema style poster) are leaning more towards film than music.

Hexagon Sun movie? (and not a Boards of Canada album?)
They did similar for the TH lead up, but ...

Well hell, here we are, cheers. The "call now" from the tape should have reminded me of hours of late night tv, but it reminded me of BOCHF (who during TH times could be "QSL"d at their gmail address). That whole sequence compelled me to buy a radio, one I just unpacked from a storage box a few ...

I'm not so slow as to fail to realize how fortunate I and many others are. In my world we're able to use the excuse of sharing a happy experience called BOC to create and maintain a lovable connection. My favorite part of it at this point is our own collective--the music we make and share, the art ...