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**They produce work in many mediums, primarily audio and video, as mentioned in interviews. | **They produce work in many mediums, primarily audio and video, as mentioned in interviews. | ||
**These tend to be exhibited at [[RedMoon]] parties. | **These tend to be exhibited at [[RedMoon]] parties. | ||
| − | **[[Peter Iain | + | **[[Peter Iain Campbell]] and [[Goderich]] are presumably members. |
*[[Turquoise Hexagon Sun]] on [[Music has the Right to Children]] is an obvious reference to the collective. | *[[Turquoise Hexagon Sun]] on [[Music has the Right to Children]] is an obvious reference to the collective. | ||
Revision as of 03:57, 8 September 2006
Hexagon Sun is the artistic collective which exists around Boards of Canada, as well as the name of their studio.
Facts
- The collective includes both Mike and Marcus Sandison.
- They produce work in many mediums, primarily audio and video, as mentioned in interviews.
- These tend to be exhibited at RedMoon parties.
- Peter Iain Campbell and Goderich are presumably members.
- Turquoise Hexagon Sun on Music has the Right to Children is an obvious reference to the collective.
Theories
- Membership:
- Christopher Horne may be an ex-member.
- Frazer Clarke may be a member, or an ex-member.
- Membership may be a somewhat loose concept.
- Live Recordings:
- The Warp10 bootleg was recorded by a member.
- The somewhat constant background voice is similar in accent and intonation to that on Turquoise Hexagon Sun.
| Current Members | Marcus Eoin • Michael Sandison |
| Hexagon Sun/Prior Members | Peter Iain Campbell • Frazer Clarke • S. Goderich • Mdg • Christopher Horne • Simon Yuill • Melissa Olson |
| Mythology | NFBOC • Smokes Quantity • David Koresh • Amo Bishop Roden |
| Other | The Cosmic Crofter • Autechre • Prince Murat • Helios |