What BOC track stands out the most and for what reasons?

ParticleGhost · Post by **ParticleGhost** » Thu Feb 13, 2014 6:30 pm

Forest moon. Beautiful track

solsafari · Post by **solsafari** » Thu Feb 13, 2014 9:36 pm

Opothecary wrote:Welcome aboard - I agree OSTRE is probably my favorite track from that album. I am trying to listen to TCH with a more forgiving ear lately and trying to find new things to love - its been my least favorite of their proper albums for awhile. I'm now the age that they were when they released it and I can feel my youth and carefree days slipping away too and I've been feeling like that album was the last gasp of their youth, TH is a lot harder and more cynical, but it's not a bad thing.

Thanks! I think I'm going to like it here, you folks seem alright

Yeah, Tomorrow's Harvest is definitely the most cynical of the albums, and I think as well that it reflects how the Sandison brothers have grown older and changed their outlook on life. There's really not that much of the playfulness and nostalgic vibes that BoC is so well known for in Tomorrow's Harvest. I feel that it's more serious than their previous work, and I think that Semena Mertvykh underlines that. There's a reason why it's the final track, and why it was the tune you heard after entering the code on the cosecha website. There's no happy ending to Tomorrow's Harvest.

Generalchesty · Post by **Generalchesty** » Fri Feb 14, 2014 5:23 am

I know it's a really short track and underwhelming for most, but Audiotrack 6B on R35TT is one of the most memory-conjuring BoC tracks I've heard. It reminds me of the most obscure memories that nobody else could possibly relate to that makes me wonder how they even made it.