• Northern Exposure
  ...ys of chilling out. [[Boards of Canada|BoC]]'s sophomore effort, Geogaddi (Warp, 2002), is even more stripped-down and beautiful than its predecessor, feat ...s, which signed Boards of Canada in 1998. [[Boards of Canada|BoC]]'s first Warp release, Music Has the Right to Children, was met with overwhelming critica
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• Stirred Up The Ashes
  ...eresting thing that one or two people would stumble on in listening to the record. We didn't realize that we would end up creating a cult.}} ...e CD would start again. When we were discussing the length of the silence [Warp Records owner] Steve Beckett actually suggested to take it to a total 66 mi
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• Above Board!
  Like Autechre, Warp's Boards of Canada have slowly built a reputation for quality and innovatio ...70's North American desert highway. I think of it as a sort of skewed pop record."}}
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• Protect and Survive (interview)
  ...sed the guitars on, we've put things in it which are impossible on a 1970s record. Sometimes we'll construct an entire song out of samples that we'll make, s ...iately, and Skam released several [[Boards of Canada|BOC]] tracks before [[Warp]] swung into action and issued ''[[Music Has The Right To Children]]'' in 1
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• The Great Escape
  ...Skip forward to 2005 and the arrival of ''[[The Campfire Headphase]]'', a record which builds on the energy and otherness of what has gone before but broade {{question|Was this record any more difficult to make than its predecessors?}}
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• The Color Purple
  ...ves Us a Guide to Warp’s 20 Year''' is a 2009 interview with surviving [[Warp Records]] co-founder Steve Beckett published on ''self-titled'' magazine's ...skills that comes through the music. They’re definitely closer to [a new record], but their concept of time is different than most people.
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• The Age of Aquarius
  ...e to release their debut album "[[Music Has the Right to Children]]" for [[Warp]], licensed from [[Skam]] in Manchester. The Crofter interviewed them about ...ic stands up for itself. You could choose to listen to the melodies on the record and enjoy them purely as melodies, or you could read into the references a
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• Cosecha Transmisiones
  ...briefly show the key format at time 4:19, confirming the legitimacy of the record. ...loop=false&delayms=3000#slide=id.gdefe8c18_14 A visual presentation of the Record Store Day incident by Rikkiebags].
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• Play Twice Before Listening
  ...rd that became quite widely-known. The truth is that when we released that record we had no idea it would develop the kind of cult thing that it has.}} ...mpiling what fits together, and we're already putting together a different record.}}
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• The Downtempo Duo
  With their [[Warp]] albums ''[[Music Has the Right to Children]]'' and ''[[Geogaddi]]'', [[Bo ...on|In the interviews you've given over the years and in the bios that your record label sends out it's never been mentioned when and how you got to know each
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• Interviews-all
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• Around The Campfire
  ...ncredible String Band on the old analogue equipment they still love today. Warp re-released their early ‘''[[Twoism]]''’ collection in 2002 but the Boa ...would be nice to make a record that had an underlying pop structure. Each record we do has a vague theme, with ‘''[[Music Has the Right to Children|Music
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• It's our take on a pop record
  |title=It's our take on a pop record "[[It's our take on a pop record]]" is a 2005 interview by Brian Murnin. It originally appeared in ''Clash M
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• Tomorrow's Harvest
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• Warp10-08
  ...-08'' is an unreleased track that was played as part of a live set at Warp Record's 10th Anniversary Party ([[Live @ Warp10]]).
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• Tomorrow's Harvest Viral Marketing Campaign
  After [[Record Store Day incident|an intriguing week]] of decyphering cryptic transmission ...ould make it. An introductory speaker asked the individuals to please only record audio of the first three songs. So, we have "[[Gemini]]","[[Reach For The D
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• In An Imaginary Place Out In The Country
  ...the world in 1998, released under both [[Warp Records|Warp]] and [[SKAM]] record labels. ..., the '[[Warp Records|Warp]] Lighthouse Party' seeing other artists from [[Warp Records|WarpRecords]] perform along with the [[Boards of Canada]]. Tortoise
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• The Secret Life of Boards of Canada
  ...rns up a proliferation of witchy rumours but precious few hard facts. They record in a disused nuclear bunker, it's suggested. They belong to some defiantly In the Boards of Canada section of the Warp Records website, alongside cover images and a few scant details about relea
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• The Charms of the Sphinx
  {{question|What took you so long? And how new is the new record, anyway? Was getting [[Tomorrow's Harvest]] together a concentrated effort, ...e built new expanded studio spaces, and so the process of wrapping up this record was interrupted from time to time.}}
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