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{{boc|Marcus: We love films and documentaries from the 1970s, and the friend who made this video shares that passion. For example, there's [https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0125713/ Crystal Voyager], a surfing documentary from the '70s. A few years back, we actually talked about how amazing it would be to make a music video in that style. So when we finished "[[Dayvan Cowboy]]" for the album last year, we realized that it was, in a way, our own tribute to surfing, which brought that old idea back to mind.}} | {{boc|Marcus: We love films and documentaries from the 1970s, and the friend who made this video shares that passion. For example, there's [https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0125713/ Crystal Voyager], a surfing documentary from the '70s. A few years back, we actually talked about how amazing it would be to make a music video in that style. So when we finished "[[Dayvan Cowboy]]" for the album last year, we realized that it was, in a way, our own tribute to surfing, which brought that old idea back to mind.}} | ||
â | {{question|Q: We couldn't interview you last time, so I'd also like to ask about ''[[The Campfire Headphase]]''. This album made heavy use of live instruments and had a sound with the texture of an old film. It seemed to take a different direction from ''[[Music Has the Right to Children]]'' and ''[[Geogaddi]]''. Why did you feel the need to take this approach? | + | {{question|Q: We couldn't interview you last time, so I'd also like to ask about ''[[The Campfire Headphase]]''. This album made heavy use of live instruments and had a sound with the texture of an old film. It seemed to take a different direction from ''[[Music Has the Right to Children]]'' and ''[[Geogaddi]]''. Why did you feel the need to take this approach?"}} |
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{{boc|Mike: There's a special beauty in sadness within music. If I can create a melody that sounds joyful but has a subtle sadness at its core, that would be a true masterpiece. That's the goal I'm always struggling to reach.}} | {{boc|Mike: There's a special beauty in sadness within music. If I can create a melody that sounds joyful but has a subtle sadness at its core, that would be a true masterpiece. That's the goal I'm always struggling to reach.}} | ||
â | {{question|Q: Final question. Do you have a specific ultimate goal where you'd think, "If I can achieve this, I'd be okay with stopping Boards of | + | {{question|Q: Final question. Do you have a specific ultimate goal where you'd think, "If I can achieve this, I'd be okay with stopping Boards of Canada"?}} |
{{boc|Mike: That's the issue. It's like [[wikipedia:Tantalus|Tantalus]] in [[wikipedia:Greek mythology|Greek mythology]]. There's a feeling that one day we might create the perfect musicâsomething more beautiful and heart-wrenching than anything we've ever heard. But perhaps we're destined to spend our lives chasing that goal without ever reaching it.}} | {{boc|Mike: That's the issue. It's like [[wikipedia:Tantalus|Tantalus]] in [[wikipedia:Greek mythology|Greek mythology]]. There's a feeling that one day we might create the perfect musicâsomething more beautiful and heart-wrenching than anything we've ever heard. But perhaps we're destined to spend our lives chasing that goal without ever reaching it.}} | ||
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== Highlights == | == Highlights == | ||
â | * | + | * The title ''[[Trans Canada Highway]]''is chosen because it connects to the album's theme of a 'long road trip'. The mood gradually shifts to a cooler, more detached mood. |
+ | * [[Warp Records|WARP]] was in love with "[[Dayvan Cowboy]]" and insisted on it being the single. | ||
+ | * [[Marcus]] sees the "[[Dayvan Cowboy]]" video as their tribute to surfing. | ||
+ | * [[Mike]] doesn't see themselves as laptop musicicians. | ||
+ | * First time they mention the [[wikipedia:Greek myhology|Greek mythology]] in their interviews. See the last question. | ||
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title | The Essence Of Their Artistry |
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author | Takanori Shiba |
publication | rockin'on |
date | 2006/07 |
issue | 7 |
pages | 72-75 |
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BOARDS OF CANADA
From the farthest reaches of electronica to the treasures of psychedeliaâaiming to capture something magical, born from sound resonating in space and vibrating the air. Boards of Canada continue to create a unique sonic landscape like no other. Here, we delve into the essence of their artistry!
Interview by: Takanori Shiba
Translation by: Tomoko Nagasawa
Released last October, Boards of Canada's The Campfire Headphase was an album with a truly unique feel. Even six months later, listening to it still evokes the same vivid impression as the first time. Or, to put it more accurately, the sound was 'already perfectly faded' right from the first listen.
As they described it, it's like 'a regular pop album that's been left out in the sun for twenty years.' They make extensive use of live instruments, carefully processed to create an analog vintage feel, which produces a subtle shimmer and soft warmth within the soundscape. This wraps listeners in a fantastical psychedelia that feels like being drawn into an 'imaginary past.' Are there any other artists creating sounds in this way? While Boards of Canada are often categorized as electronica, they have completely transcended that boundary. One could even say this album marks a milestone in instrumental music.
Their latest release, the Trans Canada Highway EP, was planned for release since last year and can be seen as a kind of sequel to the album. It includes "Dayvan Cowboy", one of the album's most accessible tracks, along with four new electric tracks reminiscent of their work before Geogaddi. Through this EP, we took the opportunity to explore The Campfire Headphase album and the core of their musical sensibility through a written interview.