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- Tenfoureightytwo
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yes, but with a 'music is math'-ish twist.MrMessiah wrote:I know you're joking but if they were going to remix a King Missile track it should deffo bem.oreilly wrote: they are working on another album. unfortunately, it's not one of their own...didn't mdg say it was remixes of the guys that did 'detachable penis"?
Not sure if someone else already posted this, but I just stumbled upon the photograph that is used for the banner on their Warp page, thought I'd share it.
http://www.nv.doe.gov/library/photos/ph ... px?ID=1047
http://www.nv.doe.gov/library/photos/ph ... px?ID=1047
Nice find. I don't see why they stretched the hell out of that image for the banner, though.Ignaz wrote:Not sure if someone else already posted this, but I just stumbled upon the photograph that is used for the banner on their Warp page, thought I'd share it.
http://www.nv.doe.gov/library/photos/ph ... px?ID=1047
Great find!Ignaz wrote:Not sure if someone else already posted this, but I just stumbled upon the photograph that is used for the banner on their Warp page, thought I'd share it.
http://www.nv.doe.gov/library/photos/ph ... px?ID=1047
added: http://bocpages.org/wiki/Warp_Records
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It's a very popular image. It was used in the Worms Armageddon title screenIgnaz wrote:Not sure if someone else already posted this, but I just stumbled upon the photograph that is used for the banner on their Warp page, thought I'd share it.
http://www.nv.doe.gov/library/photos/ph ... px?ID=1047
http://i101.photobucket.com/albums/m62/ ... Screen.png
Mmmhmm. Just lay back and chill bro. I know it's taking ages but there's no sense in being antsy.Helios wrote:..no need to rush?Spine wrote:We'll get tunes when we do. No need to rush. Just let the brothers work their magicsnowpepsi wrote:so.. 3 months of a black box and no info.. cool bandThey'll blow our minds when they're ready.
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A lot of updates are probably made by people close to the band who work with them, to give the fans something to talk about. BoC are probably don't like the idea of being parents, while being famous musicians. Maybe they don't want that life for their kids. Can't say I blame them.
Trying to get your kid to do better with their grades while doing drugs and trying to find some good samples about paganism for this track you've been working on don't usually happen simultaneously in someone's life.
Trying to get your kid to do better with their grades while doing drugs and trying to find some good samples about paganism for this track you've been working on don't usually happen simultaneously in someone's life.
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Well, did you think perhaps that looking for the right sample is all in a day's work. Work that feeds their families?
Any responsible parent has a job and spends time away from their family to work during the day. In their case, they make music for a living.
I know people who have much tougher careers and can find time to help their kids' grades. It's all part of the job.
Any responsible parent has a job and spends time away from their family to work during the day. In their case, they make music for a living.
I know people who have much tougher careers and can find time to help their kids' grades. It's all part of the job.
The mistery-album, the boc-record that was never there was released in march 2011. It took fans four more years to understand that it was a major icon in the nihilistic art-period. An art movement that was only noticed by criticist long after the artists moved on to a new era.
In 2014 6000 ppl attended the ATP-festival that wasn't there. This event was showing that nihilism no longer was underground and so the artmovement that was never there was abondend by the artists who feared everything mainstream.
The nihilism was preceded by a short period known as the prospectiv art dealing with projects that had to come. Most of these projects finaly were finished halfway the nihilistic period.
To break with art-traditions boards of canada released a record early 2016 as a statement against imobilism. That release passed unnoticed as people were no longer listening to records since the invention of instant moodmusicmachines better known as tripleM which produce random musical artefacts based on the overall atmosphere in certain area
In 2014 6000 ppl attended the ATP-festival that wasn't there. This event was showing that nihilism no longer was underground and so the artmovement that was never there was abondend by the artists who feared everything mainstream.
The nihilism was preceded by a short period known as the prospectiv art dealing with projects that had to come. Most of these projects finaly were finished halfway the nihilistic period.
To break with art-traditions boards of canada released a record early 2016 as a statement against imobilism. That release passed unnoticed as people were no longer listening to records since the invention of instant moodmusicmachines better known as tripleM which produce random musical artefacts based on the overall atmosphere in certain area
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I hardly think their occupation is making music. They don't tour, so right there is a huge loss in potential income. They don't release albums every year. I would say the most steady income from their music would be from iTunes and come on, everyone knows you don't make jack on iTunes.Seeya_Later wrote:Well, did you think perhaps that looking for the right sample is all in a day's work. Work that feeds their families?
Any responsible parent has a job and spends time away from their family to work during the day. In their case, they make music for a living.
I know people who have much tougher careers and can find time to help their kids' grades. It's all part of the job.
So you would think they have other Jobs.
Famous Musicians?ArbitersGround wrote:A lot of updates are probably made by people close to the band who work with them, to give the fans something to talk about. BoC are probably don't like the idea of being parents, while being famous musicians. Maybe they don't want that life for their kids. Can't say I blame them.
Trying to get your kid to do better with their grades while doing drugs and trying to find some good samples about paganism for this track you've been working on don't usually happen simultaneously in someone's life.

