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Somewhere Right Now In The Future
Running time	2:26
Appears on	Inferno
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The track's title is potentially a reference to a quote by Autechre's Sean Booth when asked, during a 2022 livestream, whether he had any news on Boards of Canada's whereabouts:

They're probably in the future somewhere, worrying about why it isn't like the past.^[1]

Samples / Lyrics

• At 1:32, the sound of screeching tires - possibly of a car skidding off of a road - can be heard, later followed by a faint crashing sound at 1:41.

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1. ↑ https://old.reddit.com/r/boardsofcanada/comments/1pj1ity/sean_booth_from_autechre_on_the_whereabouts_of_boc/