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==See Also==
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'''Atomless.com''' is a website owned by the web artist '''James Tindall'''. He is notable for designing the interactive [[Boardsofcanada.com|Boards of Canada website]] in 2002, which featured a Flash game containing animations and short snippets of songs. These snippets are referred to as "[[Discography#Web_Loops|web loops]]." Though most of them are from already released songs, some such as "[[Gann]]" have gone unreleased.
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*[http://www.atomless.com/projects/boc/site/ The website]
 
  
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== Video ==
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The 2002 version of the BoC website is still available on Atomless, though it is broken on modern browsers. Atomless itself has not been updated since about 2005, large parts of it are no longer functional.
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* A compilation of Boards of Canada's loops posted on their websites.
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** Video footage taken from [[Boards of Canada|BoC']]s 2002 website, by James Tindall. [http://www.atomless.com/projects/boc/site/ atomless.com]
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=== Compilations ===
 
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=== Tracklist ===
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== External Links ==
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The following tracklist has been compiled by YouTube user Nikola Mihaylov. <ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y6_FlG27Amo&lc=z13ofnlzvuuwuby3323mxzwrazjoudfh504</ref>
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* [https://www.atomless.com/projects/boc/site/ The 2002 BoC website on Atomless]
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* [https://www.atomless.com/projects/boc/info/ Information / inspirations for the BoC website]
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# 0:00 Unknown
 
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# 0:22 Circle
 
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# 0:54 Unknown
 
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# 1:02 Unknown
 
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# 1:08 Unknown (alternate open the light version?)
 
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# 1:16 Triangles and Rhombuses
 
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# 1:22 In A Beautiful Place Out In The Country
 
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# 1:38 Unknown (Flutes?)
 
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# 2:02 Unknown (commonly known as "Website Loop")
 
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# 2:27 Trails
 
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# 3:15 Seven Forty Seven
 
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# 4:08 Hi Scores
 
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# 4:53 Amo Bishop Roden
 
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# 5:40 Gann
 
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# 6:15 Gyroscope
 
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# 6:39 The Beach At Redpoint
 
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# 7:19 Over The Horizon Radar
 
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# 7:54 Happy Cycling
 
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# 8:25 Aquarius
 
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# 9:07 Music is Math
 
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# 9:55 Time Apple
 
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# 10:27 An Eagle In Your Mind
 
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# 10:50 Everything You Do Is A Baloon
 
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# 11:32 Oirectine
 
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# 12:04 Kid For Today
 
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# 12:38 Sixtyniner
 
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# 13:20 Unknown
 
  
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== References ==
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* https://archive.org/details/EarlierBocWebsiteLoops
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* https://archive.org/details/BocMusic70BackgroundMusic
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* https://archive.org/details/BocWebsiteLoops
  
 
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Latest revision as of 23:44, 30 April 2026

Atomless.com is a website owned by the web artist James Tindall. He is notable for designing the interactive Boards of Canada website in 2002, which featured a Flash game containing animations and short snippets of songs. These snippets are referred to as "web loops." Though most of them are from already released songs, some such as "Gann" have gone unreleased.

The 2002 version of the BoC website is still available on Atomless, though it is broken on modern browsers. Atomless itself has not been updated since about 2005, large parts of it are no longer functional.

Compilations[edit]

External Links[edit]

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Main Sites atomless.com ⬢ boardsofcanada.com ⬢ cosecha-transmisiones.com ⬢ hellinterface.com ⬢ hexagonsun.com ⬢ matadorrecords.com ⬢ music70.com ⬢ myspace.com ⬢ reverbnation.com ⬢ skam.co.uk ⬢ warprecords.co.uk
Social Networks facebook.com ⬢ google.com ⬢ instagram.com ⬢ myspace.com ⬢ reddit.com ⬢ reverbnation.com ⬢ x.com ⬢ youtube.com
Labels & Shops beatink.com ⬢ bleep.com ⬢ itunes.com ⬢ matadorrecords.com ⬢ music70.com ⬢ skam.co.uk ⬢ warprecords.co.uk
Active fan sites bocpages (wiki) ⬢ keyosc (forum) ⬢ twoism (forum) ⬢ xltronic (messageboard)
Discord servers bocpages ⬢ The Magic Window ⬢ Happy Cyclist Association
Defunct fan sites the hexagon sun's journal - livejournal ⬢ yahoo group - it's all in the wrists... ⬢ yahoo group - music has the right to boc ⬢ watmm