Despite infrequent releases, the Scottish electronic music duo Boards of Canada maintains a strong following, with millions of patient fans having waited 13 years for their fifth album, 'Infe'.
This week's recommendations highlight Stephen King's memoirs, along with works by David Szalay and Luiz Pacheco, a new album from Boards of Canada, and artists Miguel Marôco and Vale da Amoreira.
Electronic duo Boards of Canada have released new music, marking their return to the scene. Simultaneously, hardcore punk band Cro-Mags have also unveiled their first new song in six years.
Electronic music duo Boards of Canada and their label Warp Records have criticized the Trump administration for using their new song 'Inferno' in a social media video without permission. The band expressed their disapproval of the unauthorized use of their music for political purposes.
This article reviews new and unexpected releases, featuring fresh material from Nia Archives and Boards of Canada, alongside impeccable house music from Bakermat & Rani.
A mysterious cassette sent to a minimal group of fans by the band Boards of Canada has caused a significant stir online, demonstrating how pop history is constantly re-written.
Cryptic posters from Warp Records are suggesting a potential return for the electronic music duo Boards of Canada, whose last album was released in 2013.
Boards of Canada's new album, 'Inferno,' is described as a musical essay reflecting on the changing relationship with the world, memory, and humanity in a hyper-connected yet unstable present.
The electronic music duo Boards of Canada has released a new album, their first in 13 years, featuring 'fluffy synthesizers that pleasantly hypnotize'.
Boards Of Canada have released a new trippy double A-side featuring 'Introit' and 'Prophecy At 1420 MHz', ahead of their first album in 13 years, 'Inferno'.
Electronic music duo Boards of Canada have announced their new album, 'Inferno.' This marks their first album release in 13 years, exciting fans worldwide.
Electronic music duo Boards of Canada have made a comeback, while Zoh Amba and Modern Woman are delivering new releases characterized by 'rumpelrock' and theatricality.
Electronic music duo Boards of Canada have returned with a new album, 'Inferno,' thirteen years after their last release, featuring a blend of light and unsettling sounds.
A review of five notable albums released in May covers various genres from provocative pop to alternative hip hop, also mentioning the return of Boards of Canada after 13 years.
Boards of Canada's new album 'Inferno,' their first in 13 years, has received mixed reviews, with some critics expressing disappointment while others praise its fusion of esoteric knowledge and science. The long-awaited return has sparked varied reactions among music critics.
Scottish duo Boards of Canada have released 'Prophecy At 1420 Mhz', their first new song from their upcoming album 'Inferno', exciting fans of electronic music.