It’s an interview I did with the duo in February 2002, around the release of “Geogaddi”. NME billed it erroneously as “Boards Of Canada... Been meaning to post this piece for a while ...

If the stressed business executive and housewife-filled ‘chill-out’ market grew a soul, ears and, crucially, some taste in music, Boards of Canada would be the biggest band in Britain. As it is, the ...

Yesterday, Boards of Canada streamed their first album in eight ... Tomorrow’s Harvest does have the sprawl of their best (2002’s Geogaddi) for sure: strangely bouncy static-electric funk ...

Boards of Canada’s 1998 album is a beat-music touchstone ... of tension (qualities which came further to the fore on 2002's Geogaddi) accurately reflect the confusion of a time that cannot ...

What’s more, a music video for the track “Julie and Candy,” off Boards of Canada’s 2002 album, Geogaddi, currently appears in the band’s official YouTube playlist. CoS reports that the ...

Boards Of Canada have announced plans to release their ... was released in 2005 and followed 2002’s critically acclaimed ‘Geogaddi’. The duo haven’t performed live since 2001.

Quality control has never been much of a problem for Boards of Canada. With only three full ... despite evoking the thumping rhythm of Geogaddi's "Gyroscope", feels distinctly like a B-side ...

The last track on Boards of Canada's latest album is what I imagine Dustin Hoffman's character in The Graduate would be listening to while he floats in the pool, his parents and their plans and ...

Daft Punk’s Random Access Memories and Boards of Canada’s Tomorrow’s Harvest – announced within months of each other, under similarly secretive circumstances – represent each artist’s ...

How else to explain the 65 minutes of coasting on the wildly anticipated Geogaddi? Admittedly, it’s glorious coasting. BOARDS OF CANADA is a beautiful-sounding record, exquisitely shaped and ...

Boards of Canada are the most enigmatic of acts. They’ve never dominated any charts — of their three previous studio albums, their sophomore set “Geogaddi” has the highest U.K. chart peak ...