"sounds like BOARDS OF CANADA" Spotify playlist
Posted: Fri Apr 14, 2023 3:55 am
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7KP7l ... 5246634410
Greetings.
Since 2016, I have meticulously organized a playlist of BOC's entire discography, including EPs, remixes, and sample sources mixed with music that sounds like BOC could have composed.
If you're looking for excellent new music that sounds like Boards Of Canada, it's truly a goldmine. It's full of artists with very few listeners who deserve the recognition.
The playlist is arranged chronologically of BOC's releases and mixed with similar tracks by sonic-palette. So if you're looking for more "The Campfire Headphase" or "Geogaddi" type of music, go to that section of the playlist and explore.
I have been a fan of this remarkable band for decades and want to share with others who can genuinely appreciate similar art.
I am also open and actively seeking advice from others well acquainted with their discography of more tracks that should be included or where I should place a particular track. Each track is placed to transition seamlessly into the next. Please comment here for any suggestions.
Be well, friendly strangers...
[NOTE* - If the link expires, search "sounds like BOARDS OF CANADA" on Spotify.]
Greetings.
Since 2016, I have meticulously organized a playlist of BOC's entire discography, including EPs, remixes, and sample sources mixed with music that sounds like BOC could have composed.
If you're looking for excellent new music that sounds like Boards Of Canada, it's truly a goldmine. It's full of artists with very few listeners who deserve the recognition.
The playlist is arranged chronologically of BOC's releases and mixed with similar tracks by sonic-palette. So if you're looking for more "The Campfire Headphase" or "Geogaddi" type of music, go to that section of the playlist and explore.
I have been a fan of this remarkable band for decades and want to share with others who can genuinely appreciate similar art.
I am also open and actively seeking advice from others well acquainted with their discography of more tracks that should be included or where I should place a particular track. Each track is placed to transition seamlessly into the next. Please comment here for any suggestions.
Be well, friendly strangers...
[NOTE* - If the link expires, search "sounds like BOARDS OF CANADA" on Spotify.]
