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+ | [[Music of Struggle]] was an interview (in Japanese) by Soichiro Tanaka originally published February 2006 in Snoozer magazine Number 54 pp.22-28 | ||
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+ | [[File:2006_02_Snoozer_No54_pg25.jpg|100px|right]] | ||
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+ | A music of struggle, possessing a firm will and ideals, even without words. | ||
+ | Protest music that refuses to accept the absurdities and tragedies happening in this era. | ||
+ | This is exactly what defines [[Boards of Canada]]. | ||
+ | Their third album, ''[[The Campfire Headphase]]'', released three and a half years after their previous work, unfolds a dazzling utopian world. | ||
+ | However, within the gaps of its fantastical sound lies a sense of pain, acknowledging that this beautiful world has already been lost. | ||
+ | In other words, capturing this excessively beautiful "lost future" is their protest against the abominable world we live in. | ||
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+ | |||
+ | We must liberate [[Boards of Canada]]'s music from the narrow genre of ambient electronic music. | ||
+ | Similarly, we must free their music from the image of being instrumental music without any assertions, ideology, or irony. | ||
+ | Because [[Boards of Canada]]'s music is a music of struggle with solid ideals, a music of resistance that never succumbs to the current reality. | ||
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+ | |||
+ | [[BoC|Boards]]' third album, ''[[The Campfire Headphase]]'', released three and a half years after their previous work, ''[[Geogaddi]]'', is probably the most beautiful record released this year. | ||
+ | No matter when or where you listen to it, it invites you into a comfortable reverie, as if flowing through an ideal utopia. | ||
+ | From the gentle sound of the acoustic guitar rising from beyond the sound of rippling waves, to the layered rainbow textures on top of steady breakbeatsâthere is a beauty and harmony that makes you want to immerse yourself in this comfort forever. It's a truly beautiful work that, once in your hands, you will never want to let go of. | ||
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+ | But in truth, this record is not just about comfort. It expresses a beauty and harmony that once surely existed in this world, but also coexists with a sense of pain that most of it has now been lost. There is a deep feeling of melancholy. Like looking at a happy childhood photo with family who are no longer in this world, there is a sweet and sour sadness spreading very quietly. | ||
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+ | Happy memories, and the pain of them being lost and existing only in the pastâthis contrast is precisely [[Boards of Canada]]'s assertion. In other words, "Why has that wonderful world vanished?" [[BoC|Boards]]' music, which depicts the ultimate world of beauty, is a form of nostalgia as a protest, a melancholy as an objection to the current state of the world that has been changed mainly by the governments of advanced countries over the past century. | ||
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+ | |||
+ | The following is a written interview with the two members of [[Boards of Canada]], [[Mike Sandison]] and [[Marcus Eoin]], who spoke candidly about our prepared questions. | ||
+ | |||
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+ | '''interview with [[Mike|MIKE SANDISON]]''' | ||
+ | |||
+ | '''AND [[Marcus|MARCUS EOIN]]''' | ||
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+ | {{question|Interviewer: "I am very moved by having encountered a work that will become a very important treasure for me in the future. I think it's a wonderful piece.}} | ||
+ | |||
+ | {{boc|[[Mike Sandison]] (hereinafter, [[Mike]]): "Thank you!"<br> | ||
+ | [[Marcus Eoin]] (hereinafter, [[Marcus]]): "Thank you!"}} | ||
+ | |||
+ | {{question|Interviewer: "Previously, you told us that you have a huge archive of unreleased tracks and that you often listen to them yourselves. Is this album a collection of various eras drawn from that huge archive?}} | ||
+ | |||
+ | {{boc|[[Mike]]: "No, all the tracks on the new album were created between 2004 and 2005. Someday, I think we'll make a record compiling unreleased tracks, but only if we have the time to revisit all of them."}} | ||
+ | |||
+ | {{question|Interviewer: "When did you start working on the newest and the oldest tracks on this album?}} | ||
+ | |||
+ | {{boc|[[Marcus]]: "The newest track we started working on is "[[Slow This Bird Down]]" in June 2005. The oldest track is probably "[[84 Pontiac Dream]]", which began as a demo idea in early 2003."}} | ||
+ | |||
+ | {{question|Interviewer: "Compared to your previous two works, I felt that every track on this album has much more organized sound layers and the melody and textures stand out more. Could you tell us the points you considered when selecting the dozen or so tracks included in this work?"}} | ||
+ | |||
+ | {{boc|[[Mike]]: "We envisioned this record as the soundtrack to a road movie, depicting an adventure crossing the North American desert like in the late 70s. At the same time, it's also a spiritual journey. We chose tracks that corresponded to this visual idea. Therefore, the track order was important. We were telling a story full of various ups and downs and turbulence."}} | ||
+ | |||
+ | [[File:2006_02_Snoozer_No54_pg26.jpg|100px|right]] | ||
+ | |||
+ | <blockquote> | ||
+ | "When you look at the current situation, there are times when you feel inspired to create something dark and difficult, inspired by the chaos. However, the best approach is to go against that and create something fresher and more positive. After all, the world's media is doing a good enough job of scaring people on a daily basis. [[Discography|Our music]] has dark parts, but the underlying message is always hope and freedom." | ||
+ | </blockquote> | ||
+ | |||
+ | {{question|Interviewer: "Regarding the perspective that this work makes you feel "singing" more than any previous work, can you tell us your thoughts?"}} | ||
+ | |||
+ | {{boc|[[Marcus]]: "That's good. We wanted this record to feel more like singing. ''[[Geogaddi]]'' was our most abstract and dark record. This time, we felt it would be good to create something like a twisted pop album."}} | ||
+ | |||
+ | {{question|Interviewer: "The [[wikipedia:arpeggio|arpeggios]] of the gut guitar featured more prominently than ever, highlighting a more acoustic taste. Do you think the heavy use of such guitars was partly influenced by an unconscious desire to no longer be labeled as an [[wikipedia:IDM|IDM]] or electronic band?"}} | ||
+ | |||
+ | {{boc|[[Marcus]]: "[[Mike]] and I have always used guitars to record music. Even before [[Boards of Canada]], both of us were in experimental rock bands in the 80s. Early [[Boards of Canada]] records actually have guitar sounds, but they are so processed that no one realizes they are guitars. Recent electronic music has become narrow and stagnant because most of it is digitally created inside laptops. I understand why this happened. Musicians who grew up listening to electronic music in the 90s don't have the same passion for acoustic, "real" bands as we do. But I didn't want this new work to reinforce the idea that [[Boards of Canada]] only releases electronic music. So, we decided to give the guitar a more noticeable role."}} | ||
+ | |||
+ | {{question|Interviewer: "The music of [[Boards of Canada]] often evokes conflicting emotions such as the memory of a happy past and the pain and loss of it being gone. Are these effects intentional on your part?"}} | ||
+ | |||
+ | {{boc|[[Mike]]: "Yes, that's definitely one of our intentions. For me, the best music in the world evokes some kind of sorrowful emotion. Especially bittersweet feelingsâa happiness tinged with a bit of loss or sadness. Maybe this comes from personal experiences, but we also use vintage styles as a kind of backbone. At least we hint at it. When we incorporate inspiration from the movies, TV, and music of our childhood, those sad melodies evoke impressions in a personal context."}} | ||
+ | |||
+ | {{question|Interviewer: "Do you think the idea of constantly existing contrasts, like the [[wikipedia:Chinese philosophy|Chinese philosophy]] of [[wikipedia:Yin and yang|yin and yang]], is present behind your music?"}} | ||
+ | |||
+ | {{boc|[[Marcus]]: "That's a good question. It definitely applies to our music. [[Boards of Canada]] is known for a pastoral, idyllic countryside lifestyle away from the bustling city life, and it's reflected in our sound. But at the same time, we are fully aware of what's happening in urban culture. We choose and incorporate elements from environments opposite to where we live and put them into our music. For example, our tracks often have hip-hop beats that contrast with the carefully crafted open-space sound. So, there's always a trick to creating contrasts."}} | ||
+ | |||
+ | {{question|Interviewer: "Compared to your previous works, especially ''[[Geogaddi]]'', which had a mood of unease and forebodingâthis new work has a serene and uplifting feeling. What was the intention behind this change?"}} | ||
+ | |||
+ | {{boc|[[Mike]]: When we started ''[[Geogaddi]]'', we were aiming to make a complex and dark record. In the middle of working on that album, [[wikipedia:9/11|9/11]] happened while we were in the studio. We sank deeper into making a dark record to reflect that time. When we started this new album, we both felt the world had become even darker and more unpredictable than it was during [[wikipedia:9/11|9/11]]. Wars, terrorism, natural disasters were happening one after another. But our reaction was not to reflect that but to create an escapist record that stands in contrast to these times. Something more utopian and completely unrelated to the current state of the world.}} | ||
+ | |||
+ | {{question|Interviewer: "How did you gather the photos of people with happy expressions enjoying their holiday time that are scattered throughout the artwork for this album?"}} | ||
+ | |||
+ | {{boc|[[Marcus]]: "It's a mixture of various images. There are photos of family and friends, some taken from textbooks, and stills from films made by friends. I like the mysterious nature of old photos. Even if they show happy faces, looking at them through the lens of a distant time, they have an ambiguous, mysterious quality. There's a sense of the "untouchable"."}} | ||
+ | |||
+ | {{question|Interviewer: "Were these visual references used to focus the image of this work, or rather, to confuse the overall image of the work, encouraging the listener to use their imagination?"}} | ||
+ | |||
+ | {{boc|[[Mike]]: "Yes, it's definitely not clear-cut. Is it a collage of innocent, happy old photos, or is it something more sinister? We wanted to play on that edge of unease. I always prefer leaving much to the listener's imagination. If music or artwork clearly shows everything, people can't get involved with it. Many of the great songs and albums of the past have some sort of ambiguity."}} | ||
+ | |||
+ | {{question|Interviewer: "Is there even 1% of irony in these visual references?"}} | ||
+ | |||
+ | {{boc|[[Marcus]]: "It depends on what you mean by "irony". If you want to understand, you have to get a feel for everything we do as a band. From one perspective, everything we've done with [[Boards of Canada]] has a deliberately detached feel. We've never done things that should be taken literally or innocently. There's always something you can smirk at. This is the same when we make tracks that sound sweet and happy. There's always a reason we do that, and usually, it's because the sweet track is a place where we can throw in subtle and unexpected elements. So, the whole thing ends up being a bit off-kilter. Even this artworkâI don't think it should be taken at face value. The images are blurry and mysterious, like lost photos from long ago. Maybe they were submerged in water for 20 years and then found again. Are these happy photos, or do they hold a sad story? Are these people still alive? You just don't know."}} | ||
+ | |||
+ | {{question|Interviewer: "The concept of 'a future that has already been lost' or 'a hope that has already been lost'âdoes this have any relation to [[Boards of Canada]]'s music or to this work in some way?"}} | ||
+ | |||
+ | {{boc|[[Marcus]]: "I think 'a lost future' is a good idea. Every generation has its own ideas about what the future will be like. What will the future bring? When one generation disappears, their vision of the future also disappears and is replaced by something different. [[Mike]] and I were greatly influenced by the bittersweet and contradictory visions of the future that existed from the late '70s to the early '80s. At that time, sci-fi movies and novels had a theme that the future would be both wonderfully astonishing and terrifying. That dark, paranoid view of the future is something we've carried with us to this day, and we like to inject it into our own art and music. If you've sensed that in this record, it will become even more pronounced in the next album."}} | ||
+ | |||
+ | [[File:2006_02_Snoozer_No54_pg27.jpg|100px|right]] | ||
+ | |||
+ | <blockquote> | ||
+ | "Politics influences everything. Some of the greatest and most important music in history has been born from protest: 70s dub and reggae, the early 80s urban new wave, the early 90s anti-commercial grunge scene. In fact, the very origins of popular music stem from black slaves. Beautiful music nourished by the worst circumstances was passed down orally." | ||
+ | </blockquote> | ||
+ | |||
+ | {{question|Interviewer: "Is this work, even partially, a requiem for something lost? If so, what is it a requiem for?"}} | ||
+ | |||
+ | {{boc|[[Mike]]: "Yeah, partially. This is like the soundtrack of a certain person's experience, but that experience has become something from a distant past, both temporally and spatially. To me, it serves as a tribute to a mostly vanished culture. It's a lament for the positive and free-thinking creative culture of North America in the 60s and 70s. It even echoes back a century to the loss of Native American culture."}} | ||
+ | |||
+ | {{question|Interviewer: "You seem to have a particular attachment to the period from the early 70s to the 80s, as reflected in your artwork and other aspects. Why are you drawn to this era?"}} | ||
+ | |||
+ | {{boc|[[Marcus]]: "That was the era when various aspects of our interests were formed. We started getting into music and movies in the late 70s. Even when we lived in Canada, the art and music of that time had a distinct style that stayed with us when we returned to the UK. Sometimes, we try to capture the sound and feeling of that era, like trying to catch a fairy in a bottle. It's about understanding what made it special and trying to recreate something similar."}} | ||
+ | |||
+ | {{question|Interviewer: "Looking back, your previous work ''[[Geogaddi]]'' had themes that evoked summer, fire, and a sense of religious ritual. What were you seeking at that time?"}} | ||
+ | |||
+ | {{boc|[[Marcus]]: "With ''[[Geogaddi]]'' we aimed to bring together themes of music, mathematics, and patterns in nature. Both of us believe that people should take responsibility for themselves. We wanted to show that one can celebrate life, art, and the world without necessarily attributing everything to 'God's work.' Christian art often portrays great works as creations of a higher power rather than the humans who made them. By focusing on the patterns and mathematical principles that govern the universe, ''[[Geogaddi]]'' suggests that people can celebrate freely without needing religion."}} | ||
+ | |||
+ | {{question|Interviewer: "In your previous works, you often included sampled human voices, hinting at various mysteries behind the music. However, in this work, such sampled voices are almost absent, and the enigmatic aspect is the most diminished it has ever been. What was the intention behind this change?"}} | ||
+ | |||
+ | {{boc|[[Marcus]]: "It's simply because we felt we had done enough of that with ''[[Geogaddi]]''. This time, we wanted to make a record full of superficial references and triggers, and I think we succeeded. While you can draw a lot from this record, it also pretends to be regular music. We don't want to be known only for that style. There's a point where it becomes too much. For instance, I've heard of people on the internet trying to unravel the mysteries of this record, including things we didn't even intend. As I said before, we often do such things with irony. But people tend to take it too seriously. Ultimately, our decision to not use voices this time was to focus more on the music itself."}} | ||
+ | |||
+ | {{question|Interviewer: "The light blue tone of the artwork for this album is similar to that of your first album. Does this indicate any connection or continuity between the two works?"}} | ||
+ | |||
+ | {{boc|[[Mike]]: "In a way, yes. We see ''[[The Campfire Headphase]]'' as the third part of a trilogy. We're returning to the fresh, open spaces of ''[[Music Has the Right to Children]]'' but something has changed, and perhaps there's even more hope infused in it. Maybe we had to release this to clear the path for something completely different."}} | ||
+ | |||
+ | {{question|Interviewer: "What do you think is the emotional [[wikipedia:Yin and yang|yin and yang]] ratio in your three albums so far?"}} | ||
+ | |||
+ | {{boc|[[Marcus]]: "Hahaha. I hope they balance well. That's one of my aims. It's hard to explain, but we include a lot of surreal elements in our music and art to maintain that balance. We don't like music that heads 100% in one emotional direction. We always play around with a mix of hopeful, euphoric melodies, and a hint of darkness or eeriness underneath."}} | ||
+ | |||
+ | {{question|Interviewer: "Some music reveals its true value when enjoyed with a large crowd, but it seems that your music shines best when experienced alone. Personally, I listen to [[Boards of Canada]] mostly while traveling with headphones, which allows me to touch upon various past memories and future experiences. What do you consider to be the ideal way to engage with your music?"}} | ||
+ | |||
+ | {{boc|[[Mike]]: "I think you've already described the ideal way to listen to our music. For some reason, our music is best experienced alone. Maybe because we don't write it with public contexts in mind. We don't think of our music as party or dance music. It's more like a soundtrack for personal contemplation, a tool to help the listener transcend their current place and time."}} | ||
+ | |||
+ | {{question|Interviewer: "Your music often stimulates listeners' memories. Have you ever consciously given your music a function of bridging to various pasts? How about in this work?"}} | ||
+ | |||
+ | {{boc|[[Marcus]]: "That's something we always aim for. It might be the part of the album-making process we spend the most time on. We write many songs, some of which are fundamentally different from typical [[Boards of Canada]] tracks. However, the ones we release tend to have a familiar, nostalgic feel. We constantly strive to capture that in our music. There are universal memories that can be evoked with certain sounds or references."}} | ||
+ | |||
+ | {{question|Interviewer: "Your music often gives the impression of capturing a fragment of music that has been resonating since ancient times. Does this reflect your philosophy about the nature of music itself?"}} | ||
+ | |||
+ | {{boc|[[Mike]]: "That's an interesting observation. We've talked about how making music might not be as simple as inventing something new. There's a theory that all beautiful music already exists somewhere in the ether. Great musicians are like radios tuning in to that music and transcribing it into a recordable form. I've heard [[wikipedia:Brian Wilson|Brian Wilson]] say something similar about coming up with 'God Only Knows,' and I've read similar comments from [[wikipedia:David Bowie|David Bowie]]. Maybe we're just tuning into the celestial antenna."}} | ||
+ | |||
+ | [[File:2006_02_Snoozer_No54_pg28.jpg|100px|right]] | ||
+ | |||
+ | {{question|Interviewer: "How much does the current political instability in the world affect your music?"}} | ||
+ | |||
+ | {{boc|[[Marcus]]: "Looking at the current situation, sometimes I feel inspired to create something dark and challenging out of this chaos. But on other days, I feel the best approach is to counter it and create something fresher and more positive. The media worldwide is already doing a good job of instilling fear and maintaining it daily. We don't need to add to that. While our music does have dark and surreal elements, the underlying message is always one of hope and freedom."}} | ||
+ | |||
+ | {{question|Interviewer: "Are there specific aspects in the details of this album where that influence can be identified?"}} | ||
+ | |||
+ | {{boc|[[Mike]]: "The song "[[Slow This Bird Down]]" has a double meaning. On one hand, it sounds like something a pilot would say when trying to land an airplaneâ"slow this bird down". But it also comments on our world, suggesting that everything is moving too fast and is too chaotic. People need to discern what's important and protect it. I believe I'm not the only one nostalgic for a simpler, more naive time when people weren't constantly waiting for something on the horizon. Listening to that song feels like a big black cloud is finally clearing, and a glimmer of hope is peeking through."}} | ||
+ | |||
+ | {{question|Interviewer: "[[wikipedia:Beck|Beck]] once said, "Music is something timeless that exists outside politics and economics. My music is rarely influenced by such matters." What are your thoughts on his statement?"}} | ||
+ | |||
+ | {{boc|[[Marcus]]: "I can't completely agree. Of course, music has the power to be perfectly escapist, and you could say it's all fantasy. But politics affects everything, and it always has. Psychedelic hippie culture of the 60s and the popular music that emerged from it were reactions against the imperialistic and ruthless politics of that time. Some of the greatest and most important music in history came from protest movements. Reggae in the 70s, New Wave music from the early 80s urban scene, and the anti-commercial grunge scene of the early 90sâall were born from protest. Popular music itself originated from Black slaves, with beautiful music emerging from the worst conditions and spreading from person to person."}} | ||
+ | |||
+ | {{question|Interviewer: "Inspired by titles like "[['84 Pontiac Dream]]" and "[[Tears from the Compound Eye]]" on this album, do you ever create works from the perspective of non-human entities, nature, or artificial objects?"}} | ||
+ | |||
+ | {{boc|[[Mike]]: "Griffith's statement is intriguing. I sometimes resonate with creating music like that. Being an instrumental band has both advantages and disadvantages. While we lack an immediately communicable vocal message, we're free to imbue our music with strange themes behind the scenes. I've always been fascinated by apocalyptic ideasâthe end of the society we know and the potential for survival beyond that. It was a popular theme in the 70s, especially in dark, apocalyptic sci-fi depicting humanity's bleak future. Sometimes, I imagine I'm composing music that flows through that era and even beyond."}} | ||
+ | |||
+ | {{question|Interviewer: "[[wikipedia:Super Furry Animals|Super Furry Animals]] once said their song "It's Not the End of the World" carries the theme that humanity's extinction wouldn't be something to mourn for the universe or other species. Do you think such an attitude is cynical?"}} | ||
+ | |||
+ | {{boc|[[Marcus]]: "Haha (laughs). Well, if something like that (human extinction) were to actually happen, I guess we could say it was inevitable."}} | ||
+ | |||
+ | {{question|Interviewer: "How much irony or sarcasm exists in [[Boards of Canada]]'s music?"}} | ||
+ | |||
+ | {{boc|[[Mike]]: "Much more than you might think."}} | ||
+ | |||
+ | {{question|Interviewer: "Do you think [[Boards of Canada]]'s music symbolizes or represents our generation, which continues to be spoiled in many ways?"}} | ||
+ | |||
+ | {{boc|[[Marcus]]: "No, I think our music serves as an alternative for this generation. Most modern culture is designed to make people stop thinking and switch off. Our music might speak to those who remember a simpler world that existed until recentlyâbefore the internet, mobile phones, and video games. Our generation has witnessed significant changes over time."}} | ||
+ | |||
+ | {{question|Interviewer: "If so, what emotional aspects of our generation are you primarily expressing?"}} | ||
+ | |||
+ | {{boc|[[Marcus]]: "We're trying to inspire people to think more freely, create their own art, and take action without feeling they need to conform or become part of the mainstream. It's the same as [[wikipedia:Devo|Devo]]'s message. We're tired of "cool." We want to inspire people to follow their own paths, whether socially, artistically, geographically, or politically."}} | ||
+ | |||
+ | {{question|Interviewer: "What name would you give our generation?"}} | ||
+ | |||
+ | {{boc|[[Mike]]: "Probably the "Apathetic Generation"."}} | ||
+ | |||
+ | {{question|Interviewer: "Are there any specific cultural aspects of a certain era that you feel your music is rooted in?"}} | ||
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+ | {{boc|[[Marcus]]: "We're heavily inspired by North American culture from the 70s to the early 80s, especially films and music from that period. The media of that time had a positive symbolism that wasn't so obvious back then, as it was often a reaction to things like the Cold War and the Vietnam War. But now it's clear that it was like a neon rainbow. That symbolism influenced everythingâfrom TV educational programs, sci-fi, music revolutions, and graphic design for the Olympics to summer camps, winter sports, and even "[[wikipedia:Sesame Street|Sesame Street]]". It's hard to put into words, but that era constantly fuels our energy."}} | ||
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+ | {{question|Interviewer: "[[wikipedia:The Rolling Stones|The Rolling Stones]] once gave listeners the fantasy of "youth that never fades", and [[wikipedia:Michael Jackson|Michael Jackson]] offered the fantasy of "purity that never grows up". If [[Boards of Canada]]'s music provides a fantasy for listeners, what do you think it would be?"}} | ||
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+ | {{boc|[[Mike]]: Probably "a soundtrack to a place like the other side of the mirror". Listening to it, you can dive into an alternate version of the world you know, where history branches off and everything heads in a strange direction."}} | ||
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+ | == Highlights == | ||
+ | * [[Marcus]] reveals that the newest track on the ''[[The Campfire Headphase]]'' is "[[Slow This Bird Down]]", made June 2005. | ||
+ | * [[Marcus]] also reveals that the oldest track on the album is "[['84 Pontiac Dream]]", which was an idea/demo in early 2003. | ||
+ | * [[Mike]]: "Someday, I think we'll make a record compiling unreleased tracks, but only if we have the time to revisit all of them." | ||
+ | * [[Marcus]]: "[[Mike]] and I were greatly influenced by the bittersweet and contradictory visions of the future that existed from the late '70s to the early '80s. At that time, sci-fi movies and novels had a theme that the future would be both wonderfully astonishing and terrifying. That dark, paranoid view of the future is something we've carried with us to this day, and we like to inject it into our own art and music. If you've sensed that in this record, '''it will become even more pronounced in the next album'''." | ||
+ | * Interviewer: "How much irony or sarcasm exists in [[Boards of Canada]]'s music?" [[Mike]]: "Much more than you might think." | ||
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+ | == External Links == | ||
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== References == | == References == |
title | Music of Struggle |
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author | Soichiro Tanaka |
publication | Snoozer |
date | 2006/02 |
issue | 54 |
pages | 22-28 |
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A music of struggle, possessing a firm will and ideals, even without words.
Protest music that refuses to accept the absurdities and tragedies happening in this era.
This is exactly what defines Boards of Canada.
Their third album, The Campfire Headphase, released three and a half years after their previous work, unfolds a dazzling utopian world.
However, within the gaps of its fantastical sound lies a sense of pain, acknowledging that this beautiful world has already been lost.
In other words, capturing this excessively beautiful "lost future" is their protest against the abominable world we live in.
We must liberate Boards of Canada's music from the narrow genre of ambient electronic music.
Similarly, we must free their music from the image of being instrumental music without any assertions, ideology, or irony.
Because Boards of Canada's music is a music of struggle with solid ideals, a music of resistance that never succumbs to the current reality.
Boards' third album, The Campfire Headphase, released three and a half years after their previous work, Geogaddi, is probably the most beautiful record released this year.
No matter when or where you listen to it, it invites you into a comfortable reverie, as if flowing through an ideal utopia.
From the gentle sound of the acoustic guitar rising from beyond the sound of rippling waves, to the layered rainbow textures on top of steady breakbeatsâthere is a beauty and harmony that makes you want to immerse yourself in this comfort forever. It's a truly beautiful work that, once in your hands, you will never want to let go of.
But in truth, this record is not just about comfort. It expresses a beauty and harmony that once surely existed in this world, but also coexists with a sense of pain that most of it has now been lost. There is a deep feeling of melancholy. Like looking at a happy childhood photo with family who are no longer in this world, there is a sweet and sour sadness spreading very quietly.
Happy memories, and the pain of them being lost and existing only in the pastâthis contrast is precisely Boards of Canada's assertion. In other words, "Why has that wonderful world vanished?" Boards' music, which depicts the ultimate world of beauty, is a form of nostalgia as a protest, a melancholy as an objection to the current state of the world that has been changed mainly by the governments of advanced countries over the past century.
The following is a written interview with the two members of Boards of Canada, Mike Sandison and Marcus Eoin, who spoke candidly about our prepared questions.
interview with MIKE SANDISON
AND MARCUS EOIN
"When you look at the current situation, there are times when you feel inspired to create something dark and difficult, inspired by the chaos. However, the best approach is to go against that and create something fresher and more positive. After all, the world's media is doing a good enough job of scaring people on a daily basis. Our music has dark parts, but the underlying message is always hope and freedom."
"Politics influences everything. Some of the greatest and most important music in history has been born from protest: 70s dub and reggae, the early 80s urban new wave, the early 90s anti-commercial grunge scene. In fact, the very origins of popular music stem from black slaves. Beautiful music nourished by the worst circumstances was passed down orally."