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lust for a new boc albums hits me in waves... i won't think of a new album for months and then one day it'll hit me and i'll check different sites for news... but always nothing. boc withdrawal can be so painful at times.
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Archrival wrote:I mean Beck said in a interview that the Broken Drum remix is the best remix he ever heard of his tracks
i'm not surprised. that's one of my favourite songs.
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i would love any new stuff to sound like audiotrack 13 from old tunes vol.1 side a
this would be awesome live as well !!!
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Archrival wrote:
Boards Of Canada been hanging a lot in Cali (their myspace status was California for a year almost)...and Beck is also living out there so maybe they recorded some stuff together...I dont think Beck is too anti about the idea and not BOC either (if he can guest on Tobaccos album...)
Beck has been ALL ABOUT collaborating with people to make new music for about the past year now as well. I'm actually starting to think that there MIGHT a song beck helped out with
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I wonder what they think about the recent trend of chillwave music and hauntology? So many subgenres can be traced back to Boards of Canada...
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Twoism-ist wrote:I wonder what they think about the recent trend of chillwave music and hauntology? So many subgenres can be traced back to Boards of Canada...
could you give me some good examples on 'chillwave music' and 'hauntology' ? i'd love to hear some on youtube for example.
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me too!
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Fredd-E wrote:
Twoism-ist wrote:I wonder what they think about the recent trend of chillwave music and hauntology? So many subgenres can be traced back to Boards of Canada...
could you give me some good examples on 'chillwave music' and 'hauntology' ? i'd love to hear some on youtube for example.
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Already posted this in TRS, but this mixtape series is a decent introdction imo: Spectral Cassettes

Basically, think heavy boc-influenced nostalgia but with an added kind of... opiated queasiness. Sadly reminiscing over things that may or may not have actually happened. Comparing the present to ideas of the future from 20 years ago. All the past's possible futures haunting the present, is the general idea. :lol:
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nice stuff inifinite e! gotta check this dude out.

and heres an example of "chillwave"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-DkslcOhytU
the trend in a nutshell is sampling/covering electronic disco and pop ballads from the 80s and filtering it heavily to make it sound more atmospheric and "chill"

oh and another hauntology bit
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K-OPsv1UwRQ
the hauntology thing spans different kinds of past music that was commonly used as stock/library music. ive seen examples of BBC radiophonic like above, as well as italian film soundtracks(like broadcast!), 80s synthesizers, and even ballroom orchestras gone terrifyingly drone.
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Twoism-ist wrote: and heres an example of "chillwave"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-DkslcOhytU
the trend in a nutshell is sampling/covering electronic disco and pop ballads from the 80s and filtering it heavily to make it sound more atmospheric and "chill"
mmm, i <3 Washed Out
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Wow Washed out is like Lone With Lyrics :D
Fucking Loving This Chillwave Genre (Might Start Making Some)
It sounds Lush As Fuck
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probably should throw neon indian in there too.


hello everyone. this is sort of a reintroduction. it's been so long since i posted on here i forgot my original username, and much has changed since then anyway.

i really like washed out, but i hope the new boards of canada still sounds more like boards than it does this chillwave stuff. neon indian directly listed boards of canada as an influence in a recent interview though.
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Infinite E wrote:
Fredd-E wrote:
Twoism-ist wrote:I wonder what they think about the recent trend of chillwave music and hauntology? So many subgenres can be traced back to Boards of Canada...
could you give me some good examples on 'chillwave music' and 'hauntology' ? i'd love to hear some on youtube for example.
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Already posted this in TRS, but this mixtape series is a decent introdction imo: Spectral Cassettes

Basically, think heavy boc-influenced nostalgia but with an added kind of... opiated queasiness. Sadly reminiscing over things that may or may not have actually happened. Comparing the present to ideas of the future from 20 years ago. All the past's possible futures haunting the present, is the general idea. :lol:
Personally I don't associate the musical impact of BoC with Oneohtrix Point Never at all. I think OPN is a completely different beast. OPN is another rare, special, phoenix of a music project like BoC is, but I don't get the same or even similar feelings from OPN as I do from BoC. I think they are very very different.
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Thanks for the tips!
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turquoise70 wrote:
Infinite E wrote:
Fredd-E wrote:could you give me some good examples on 'chillwave music' and 'hauntology' ? i'd love to hear some on youtube for example.
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Already posted this in TRS, but this mixtape series is a decent introdction imo: Spectral Cassettes

Basically, think heavy boc-influenced nostalgia but with an added kind of... opiated queasiness. Sadly reminiscing over things that may or may not have actually happened. Comparing the present to ideas of the future from 20 years ago. All the past's possible futures haunting the present, is the general idea. :lol:
Personally I don't associate the musical impact of BoC with Oneohtrix Point Never at all. I think OPN is a completely different beast. OPN is another rare, special, phoenix of a music project like BoC is, but I don't get the same or even similar feelings from OPN as I do from BoC. I think they are very very different.
yeah i hear you... although i think he shares that same 'the past inside the present' thing with the boards, he's definitely his own beast. honestly i was lumping him in with people like ghost box and the whole library music thing, which imo has more a practical and direct similarity to boc.

the whole hauntology thing is quite hard to pin down, it's not really a genre or anything, more just a word for lots of people doing different things with similar ideas in their heads
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That's a nice track indeed. But it's waaaaaaay too similar to boc imho. But great nonetheless!
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Twoism-ist wrote: and heres an example of "chillwave"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-DkslcOhytU
the trend in a nutshell is sampling/covering electronic disco and pop ballads from the 80s and filtering it heavily to make it sound more atmospheric and "chill"
wooooooooow i loooooooooove this one! very soothing music and mellow lyrics... yeah, i'm really digging that style a lot... been checking other numbers by Washed Out and they all seem great!

thanks for this solid recommendation!
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Fredd-E wrote:
Twoism-ist wrote: and heres an example of "chillwave"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-DkslcOhytU
the trend in a nutshell is sampling/covering electronic disco and pop ballads from the 80s and filtering it heavily to make it sound more atmospheric and "chill"
wooooooooow i loooooooooove this one! very soothing music and mellow lyrics... yeah, i'm really digging that style a lot... been checking other numbers by Washed Out and they all seem great!

thanks for this solid recommendation!
agreed, that song is sooooo hype, i would LOVE to play that on Hidden Channel
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I'm not really a fan of washed out actually :P I much prefer the source of his song http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xEVpQKGjn-c
Haven't really listened to his other songs though. Perhaps his album is worth getting.

and wow this thread got a little too off-topic :oops: sorry guys
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Fredd-E wrote:
That's a nice track indeed. But it's waaaaaaay too similar to boc imho. But great nonetheless!
I think it's really great, im gonna listen to more of him right now. It sounds like BoC indeed, but I dont care, only makes waiting for the new album alot easier.
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