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Posted: **Thu Jun 06, 2013 5:51 am**

Crisps wrote:
Elexen wrote:Yeah, that's a great album. I've been a fan of Freescha for a while. I love their album What's Come Inside of You, check out this track from the album: They're on Attacknine Records http://attacknine.com/ Check out the label... Casino Vs. Japan is on there as well as Brian Grainger/Milieu.... all good stuff you would probably dig.
Thanks man, I'm all over it! Just been listening to The Bear and the Sea too. So much to listen to

Yeah, I just found The Bear and the Sea by accident one day on BandCamp... their album Trees Like You is a free download... look it up and get it.... Crystal Swords is my favorite track from that one. the second half is great.

Posted: **Thu Jun 06, 2013 5:58 am**

I hate when people compare Black Moth Super Rainbow to BoC.

BoC keep it real and speak their mind naturally through music. BMSR do have some good tracks, but I don't like bands who have that "look how quirky and lo-fi we are" image. It just feels so contrived.

Posted: **Thu Jun 06, 2013 6:46 am**

Ciaran Byrne's Nine Lives Causeway album is by far the best attempt at BoC imitation I've ever heard.

Posted: **Thu Jun 06, 2013 8:29 am**

Elexen wrote:I think "Clones" might be a bit of a harsh word. I would say that BoC may have inadvertently started a sub genre of sorts, which I think is great. I have my own little name for it that I call "Nostalgica". And BoC would be to Nostalgica, as say, Nirvana would be to Grunge. Maybe that's corny but I don't give a shit. I find that there are all different artists who strike these certain similar tones and yet have their own vibe and use other genre elements while still maintaining enough of a nostalgic ambient sound. Many of the artist that create music on this forum would obviously be in this genre as well. Some have more trip-hop elements (like my own stuff), some are more glitchy, some have an 80's vibe, some a 70's vibe etc.... But I feel they also have a lot of common ground. Of course, this is just how I personally lay it out in my head and compartmentalize the music I listen to.

I think all the diversity is very cool, and we should all stick together and support each other. Movements are born in this way. Twoism and WATMM are like the head quarters. All of this petty Bloods Vs. Crips bullshit needs to fly. The two forums just have 2 different styles of communication. One is a bit more sarcastic and one is a bit more laid back, but both are full of intelligent people that appreciate the same types of music. Lots of member cross forums anyway. It's all about the music.

Ps. Has anyone mentioned Airliner, Milieu or The Bear and the Sea yet????

Yep pretty much agree with everything you just said man, and it was a joy discovering your tracks and finding someone on the same wavelength, but I think it applies to us all. We are all just recreating the distant memories and photographs we have had of our youth and its cool because everyone's take on it will obviously be different

Posted: **Thu Jun 06, 2013 6:36 pm**

ArbitersGround wrote:I hate when people compare Black Moth Super Rainbow to BoC.

BoC keep it real and speak their mind naturally through music. BMSR do have some good tracks, but I don't like bands who have that "look how quirky and lo-fi we are" image. It just feels so contrived.

You think BMSR is contrived? IDK, I never really hear them compared to BoC except for maybe that their music congers up some nostalgic feelings, but other than that, they have a totally different and unique sound. There is nothing out there that sounds like that except for them. Very bold and bright. And Tobacco is a really cool guy. I don't think he's trying to be prtentious.... He just is quirky and lo-fi. But hey, to each his own.

Posted: **Sat Aug 24, 2013 8:42 am**

Can't believe no-one posted a link to Hills West - Step into the Outside yet. This one is influenced by Geogaddi.
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Posted: **Sat Aug 24, 2013 8:51 am**

Aesthetics wrote:Can't believe no-one posted a link to Hills West - Step into the Outside yet. This one is influenced by Geogaddi.
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Word.

Still one of the best albums from a Twoismer. Here's hoping he can return one day.

Posted: **Sat Aug 24, 2013 11:13 am**

^ seconded. Great artist and one of my favourite posters here.

Posted: **Sat Aug 24, 2013 1:26 pm**

Glide by Manual and the rest of the awash ep obviously has a HUGE sprinkling of Boards jizz but the result is sublime. If anybody hasn't heard the EP I highly recommend it and was one of my favourite buys from last year

Posted: **Sat Aug 24, 2013 4:57 pm**

Fredd-E wrote:Oh man there is even one much more identical to BoC and that's Tycho with his album: "Sunrise Projector"

Sunrise Projector ~ Sunshine Recorder

Check the previews of that album right here http://tychomusic.com/ and see for yourself...

And always remember, there is only one BoC

i think tycho is pretty amazing though. i do understand that his music is heavily BOC influenced, but he really does create some awesome soundscapes

Posted: **Sun Mar 16, 2014 7:53 pm**

http://pyecorneraudio.bandcamp.com

all his black mill tape volumes, the short tracks, take a listen. hmm this was probably already mentioned

listen to - Memory Wiped

Posted: **Sun Mar 16, 2014 7:58 pm**

Colorform Sun wrote:Tycho seems to be quite a sensitive subject. I tried to like him too, but was unsuccessful. "There's something missing" is a very fitting phrase. It doesn't possess the same emotion in an organic way, but rather it seems he tries a bit too hard to put off a vibe that belongs to those who put it off by default and without effort. That's what could be seen as "contrived". There's just not much substance to it and it doesn't resonate in the same, natural way that BoC does for me..

just heard his new one, Awake, first track 'Awake' is very good, it goes downhill from there, nothing stands out. No wonder he called it Awake, that is the only good track on it imo. Its very hmm digital plastic sounding, overblown, almost cheesy in parts but hey.

anyone else hear it and what do ye think?

Posted: **Sun Mar 16, 2014 8:06 pm**

thepastinsidepressant wrote:http://pyecorneraudio.bandcamp.com

all his black mill tape volumes, the short tracks, take a listen. hmm this was probably already mentioned

listen to - Memory Wiped

ahhh!! i LOOOVE pye corner audio

i have the black mill tapes CD comp.

Posted: **Sun Mar 16, 2014 8:33 pm**

Rykard.

Posted: **Wed Mar 19, 2014 10:35 pm**

Manual - Glide:

Posted: **Sat Mar 29, 2014 6:05 am**

BOC Isn't comparable to anyone.

Some moods are accomplished in some Autechre/Gescom/Tycho and stuff of the likes but You can't even accurately hold anyone to the same pedestal as BOC.

Posted: **Tue Apr 01, 2014 10:07 pm**

Scyye and eyesix are clones

Posted: **Wed Apr 02, 2014 6:48 am**

Yellow Records wrote:BOC Isn't comparable to anyone..

Word.

I find that most of the artists that get lumped in with BoC (including their labelmates like Ae) have completely different influences and musical styles. The fact that two musicians use some of the same tools (samplers, synths, etc.) does not make their music similar.

I have listened to a little bit of the music from a few of these 'clones.' None of it transports me to a psychedelic wonderland of memories and visions the way BoC's music does.

Posted: **Wed Apr 02, 2014 12:35 pm**

lol who cares. I got some great music added to my collection thanks to this thread.

Posted: **Wed Apr 02, 2014 10:40 pm**

^ This man wins

____twoism

Boards of Canada "Clones"