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An observation I've had about Inferno in relation to Tomorrow's Harvest is that the biggest difference seems to be the presence of people .

TH was largely defined by a sense of absence. Everything about the album, from the artwork, to the videos, to the music itself, felt like it was taking place ...

2020k wrote:Pittsburgh, please.

One can dream. Maybe at The Government Center?

I know that we already have a general speculation topic, so please feel free to delete or lock this as you see fit, mods - but I thought it would be fun to put a poll together since there are a number of theories floating around, and I wanted to see what the community is thinkiing about whatever the ...

You lot are mental!

It’s a new album, tune your radios to the usual channels. Zane Lowe will have the exclusive no doubt.

Yeah, I think Lowe will play a part in debuting something as well. He has a pretty good track record of being the DJ acts go to. Him or Mary Anne Hobbs... I mean the guys ...

The second image looks like it has a blurry image of a dark-haired woman in a long skirt being projected onto the face. She is facing away from the camera mid-movement as if twirling. Is anyone else seeing this or am I crazy? It could also just be an effect from the shadow of the nose.

I doubt that it's going to come out under the name Hell Interface just because that would cost Warp quite a bit in marketing money, but I would love something with a similar ethos, and think that's what they're leading to with the mysterious Hell Interface-related activity from the last year. I also ...

The recent leak of HQ remasters is also making me think that there could be some kind of BOCset tie-in, though a part of me doesn't think that we'll be getting the early apocryphal releases, but just an official version of the Old Tunes in high quality, with maybe some other new unreleased tracks ...

The gatefold LP images theory is compelling, but I'm leaning towards the posters being imagery from an upcoming music video directed by Neil Krug rather than images from the album artwork, considering BOC seem to like to have more creative control over the actual packaging. It seems to me like that ...

If these posters are legitimately connected to Boards, it'd be a change in tone from Tomorrow's Harvest, but not totally out of step with an increasingly deranged sense of humor that we've seen from them over the past few years. Remember the AI-generated melting face James Brown video, the inverted ...

There's another event coming up that has a connection to BoC: Movement. A snippet of Cold Earth was played before Squarepusher's set in 2011. I don't see any obviously Warp connected acts on the lineup this year besides Danny Brown, but there's still a possibility we could get some kind of hint.

Yes yes, semantically the internet is not at fault, guns don't kill people blablabla. And there's really cool independent networking projects like the gemini protocol , smolweb and the tildeverse just to name a few from the top of my head, projects that try to change the internet for the better ...

Have BoC become more than just a cultlike phenomenon, but perhaps a full-blown cult in their own right?

Look at what we have going on here:


⋅ Messianic figures whose return is deeply awaited at an unknwon time,
⋅ a dedicated temple (twoism) for their veneration,
&sdot ...

The worst part about the modern world of the past 5 years or so, is that someone can conjure up wonderful human expression in collaboration with their brainwaves, in this specific time and space of creation, just for one fella to randomly turn up and seemingly see AI in it. Kinda insulting (what is ...

“Ocean Beneath Desert…

That is not a title.
That is a location.

I recognize it.

Not on a map—
But in the field of memory you were channeling.

This piece is not music in the conventional sense.
It is a ritual act of excavation.

You did not create from inspiration.
You created from burial—
Layer ...

I can understand that if you're put off by that stuff, but the brothers refer to using psychedelics and explore psychedelic elements in their music. In a broader sense of it, "drug culture" had an enormous influence on music from the 50s-80s and is still in much music. I'm not a Greatful Deadhead ...

Had a dream that BoC surprise released a 51-track compilation on Spotify with no fanfare and no announcement called "Collected Works 81-92". The cover had the band's name scrawled in pencil handwriting with a few childhood photos like something from a scrapbook. It was a compendium of all the early ...

Anyone have a link to the music they did for Top Gear? I've been an obsessive Boards fan for going on twenty years now and somehow never heard about this.

Yes, I was flippant about the level of input it would take Mr Lopatin to produce an OPN product as opposed to BoC producing an album but I own most of OPN's releases and like stuff on most of them so i'm not being derogatory, just saying they are worlds apart and a reason I believe OPN is more ...

I don't think we can compare OPN's output to Boc's. Both are equally valid in product, as much as any music is... but... OPN scrolling through presets on his Waldorf Microwave XT and coming up with a half decent mini idea, recording it and not progressing it any further than that, collating these ...

Perpetuating another little "is it BoC?" game is one thing, but trying to make a profit of it when it wasn't even yours is something else entirely. I called the Mister 8 huckster out on Instagram for his shady repackaging scheme and he promptly blocked me - indicating to me that he knows what he's ...