GENERAL NEW RELEASE SPECULATION TOPIC
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- The909Virus
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> The most horrible discovery we made was the song "ROYGBIV" (the Danish
> for "child"). Using sophisticated audio analyis software, we were able
> to detect PENIS-SHAPED sound-waves coming from stereo!! These horrible
> phallic waves of audio energy are directed right at the level necessary
> to probe and fondle innocent young bodies.
Definitely a 'Brass Eye' episode reference there!
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Beanz are my favourite tea, I am poor and not BOC.
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PAH...
I wish I was in the 90's again...
http://soundcloud.com/rezanium
PAH...
I wish I was in the 90's again...
Up until this point, I think I've been rather objective and strong on the standpoint of just leaving the subject of a new Boards of Canada album alone and reporting interesting tidbits of news as it happens on my blog. But, for the last couple of days, I've been craving a little inkling of something.
I mean..absolutely no rush, but deep down, I hope it comes soon.
To the Sandisons: if you've read this far into the topic...hello. I hope your day is going well!
I mean..absolutely no rush, but deep down, I hope it comes soon.
To the Sandisons: if you've read this far into the topic...hello. I hope your day is going well!
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I like your sentiment regarding this matter.2020k wrote:Up until this point, I think I've been rather objective and strong on the standpoint of just leaving the subject of a new Boards of Canada album alone and reporting interesting tidbits of news as it happens on my blog. But, for the last couple of days, I've been craving a little inkling of something.
I mean..absolutely no rush, but deep down, I hope it comes soon.
To the Sandisons: if you've read this far into the topic...hello. I hope your day is going well!
One little BoC fan threw up her own pelvis bone. It's a fucking disgrace...

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Basinski: I wanted Cascade to become this crystalline organism like a star or a liquid crystal spaceship, a jellyfish traveling through the galaxy…
Basinski: I wanted Cascade to become this crystalline organism like a star or a liquid crystal spaceship, a jellyfish traveling through the galaxy…
- Off Janeva
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I don't find TCH to be that half-assed. It had a lot more of a live instrument feel to it, and it was definitely more "one-note", as far as moods go, but you know, a MHTRTC-type release would really shake things up, in a good way. Actually, something entirely new and shocking to what people expect would be better. I fully believe that BoC could single-handedly change the music industry. I mean, we're going towards a situation much like the early nineties and the seventies where legitimately good music is going to rule the airwaves. I mean, pop has always been bad, but these days, NO ONE can deny it. I can't think of one good pop artist or mainstream artist that's legitimately good, beyond a few that really aren't that mainstream. What Animal Collective? Radiohead? BoC could change a lot of the music industry with the right timing. Anyone have thoughts on that? Free music movement has a lot to do with it, too, I imagine.
I'm a man that does not strive for a certain genre, in his music. Ugliness among beauty. Or is the other way, around? Maybe just all ugly.
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- cubistking1906
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I definitely agree with you Off Janeva. I always thought it was really awesome that boc could have made an album after MHTRTC that was legit but accessible in the way Daft Punk's Discovery was, yet they chose not to. Instead they chose to keep their stuff at least somewhat underground by continuing the heavy psychedelic influences and releasing Geogaddi which was fantastic anti-pop.
I think the new album is meaning to be huge, but I'm not totally sure if that's the angle it will take. They wouldn't be boc if they didn't keep us guessing though, so who knows. I infinitely look forward to it no matter what, and I hope the release is a big deal amongst more than just us diehard fans.
I think the new album is meaning to be huge, but I'm not totally sure if that's the angle it will take. They wouldn't be boc if they didn't keep us guessing though, so who knows. I infinitely look forward to it no matter what, and I hope the release is a big deal amongst more than just us diehard fans.
The My Bloody Valentine forum is basically a mirror of this forum in some cases, it's cool to see so many faithful fans waiting for that morsel of information on any developments.
Kevin Shields doesn't adopt this radio silence BoC do, but the wait for a follow up to Loveless has been WAY longer in the making than a Boards album.
Im hearing through the grape vine on that site, that a record is imminent though.
Imagine it now, an MBV album and BoC release within a year of one another.
Kevin Shields doesn't adopt this radio silence BoC do, but the wait for a follow up to Loveless has been WAY longer in the making than a Boards album.
Im hearing through the grape vine on that site, that a record is imminent though.
Imagine it now, an MBV album and BoC release within a year of one another.
Sagan: In order to make an apple pie from scratch, you must first invent the universe.
Basinski: I wanted Cascade to become this crystalline organism like a star or a liquid crystal spaceship, a jellyfish traveling through the galaxy…
Basinski: I wanted Cascade to become this crystalline organism like a star or a liquid crystal spaceship, a jellyfish traveling through the galaxy…