MyKneesAreCold wrote:Altruizine wrote:The tape is a work of art in and of itself. It’s incredibly mysterious, reserved and sinister. It’s like last dying breath of a super old VHS tape played in 2026 before it’s so degraded the player just won’t play it anymore
Just my opinion, but it seems a bit on the nose at best and maybe even cliche at this point. Compared to the cosecha records which I would say do stand alone as individual works of art. Not complaining by any means, but these tapes just feel like a means to an end for me.
I dont have a strong opinion one way or the other. I do like the actual footage on the video it's pretty sweet but I feel like we're already done digesting the easter eggs unless there have been glaring omissions. lots of the subliminal imagery has been captured and speculated upon.
That said, if we dont get more of a drip in a few days or next week or two, of LP5 or some musics, I'm going to totally sour internally. lol
There's at least 10 tapes in circulation that we know of, and likely more. the vinyls were much more of a goose chase. Here people literally don't have to do anything except receive a package and be at the same residence where they ordered records or t shirts.
In any case, pretty sure this is more a WARP thing than a BOC thing as hard as it may be to distinguish.
Record company needs to sell records and get the word out there, BOC just needs to exist and release what they've been recording - though that seems like a struggle for them as well as the perfectionists that they are. We'd take boc's self perceived slop and call it a Mona Lisa.