Posted: Mon Apr 29, 2013 6:57 pm
This album. Geogaddi, meet your match. Geogaddi will cry for its mom. Boards of Canada's Darkest Time is here.
Maybe it's just the fact that it's an illusion, the difference between the then an now. The same materials are being utilized, just rearranged, organized differently, governed differently. I think it might be giving the idea of how haunting the reality of modernization might be, how it's kind of bringing us one step closer to something dark, when naively we thrive in our modern bubbles of ignorance. Not sureWeHadNormality wrote:The City skyline is transparent.. Modern civilization is a ghost? It all seems to be pointing to an apocalyptic theme looking at the track titles too.
it'll be june 9 in australia when it dropslewiswalsh wrote:June 10th? Why not June 9th?
noby wrote:Well, nothing out of the ordinary really. I mean it still does fit on a regular CD (80 minutes). All of their three major albums have been in the same format as well (except Geogaddi of course was 3xLP).tonx wrote:2 LPs. 17 tracks. Some of these are going to be loooong tracks!
If I had to guess on a completely baseless assumption, I'd say in an hour or two when people finally stop trying to access the site. Or maybe they'll be back in 5 minutes with more bandwidth, who knowsbearhead wrote:Anyone know when Warp/Bleep is going to be back up?
I just got to the address select option, and then it said it was offline.
Yeah, I just pre ordered it in itunes too. Nice mixture of light and dark titles.... Like a combination of Geogaddi and TCH????? We'll see.Magrathea wrote:I see it's also in iTunes store now, uber cheap 10.99 @preorder time
there's the track times too
shortest track 1:32
longest: 6:35
is that skyline san francisco? looks like the sunlife builing on the right...the pointy oneWeHadNormality wrote:The City skyline is transparent.. Modern civilization is a ghost? It all seems to be pointing to an apocalyptic theme looking at the track titles too.Spenner wrote:Woah.
Just sitting here looking at this image with Corsair playing. I feel like I get it. It shows the more barren and uninhabited land in the foreground, and it shows the cream of the crop lingering in the background. Tomorrow's harvest, the harvesting of that land into building infrastructure, evolving societies, making ground to new places and new technologies. But when you make a new harvest, you strip something down. A freshly harvested corn field is as barren as ever. And to harvest the land to build the next big city on, is to strip down what was once thriving there.
I think this album might play on the feeling of seeing your past change rapidly, get built over, making the appreciation for how things once were even stronger.
I REALLY can't wait to hear the new sound. I want to know what they're going forreally interested.
homelesstaco wrote:If I had to guess on a completely baseless assumption, I'd say in an hour or two when people finally stop trying to access the site.bearhead wrote:Anyone know when Warp/Bleep is going to be back up?
I just got to the address select option, and then it said it was offline.
Maybe it's just the fact that it's an illusion, the difference between the then an now. The same materials are being utilized, just rearranged, organized differently, governed differently. I think it might be giving the idea of how haunting the reality of modernization might be, how it's kind of bringing us one step closer to something dark, when naively we thrive in our modern bubbles of ignorance. Not sureSpenner wrote:WeHadNormality wrote:The City skyline is transparent.. Modern civilization is a ghost? It all seems to be pointing to an apocalyptic theme looking at the track titles too.
That's the general thought atm. Looks like it was taken for where Mythbusters is filmed apparently.re-phaelam-ed wrote:is that skyline san francisco? looks like the sunlife builing on the right...the pointy oneWeHadNormality wrote:The City skyline is transparent.. Modern civilization is a ghost? It all seems to be pointing to an apocalyptic theme looking at the track titles too.Spenner wrote: Woah.
Just sitting here looking at this image with Corsair playing. I feel like I get it. It shows the more barren and uninhabited land in the foreground, and it shows the cream of the crop lingering in the background. Tomorrow's harvest, the harvesting of that land into building infrastructure, evolving societies, making ground to new places and new technologies. But when you make a new harvest, you strip something down. A freshly harvested corn field is as barren as ever. And to harvest the land to build the next big city on, is to strip down what was once thriving there.
I think this album might play on the feeling of seeing your past change rapidly, get built over, making the appreciation for how things once were even stronger.
I REALLY can't wait to hear the new sound. I want to know what they're going forreally interested.
It's a new pic apparently first posted here today.Little Cloud wrote:http://boingboing.net/2013/04/29/holy-c ... -cana.html
Looking very stern in this photo.
Has anyone seen this before, or is it a new one?
Definitely a new photo, you can see they're a bit older!!Little Cloud wrote:http://boingboing.net/2013/04/29/holy-c ... -cana.html
Looking very stern in this photo.
Has anyone seen this before, or is it a new one?