• History of official websites
  ...ckwave|Macromedia Shockwave]] animations accompanies with music, including songs from the upcoming album.
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• Marcus Eoin's Campfire Mixtape
  {{boc|It's hard making a mixtape of only ten songs. It'd be easier to list a hundred, but then there wouldn't be any room left ...a Tengo "Tiny Birds Matador, 2003 {{boc|I reckon this is one of their best songs. It's one of those records that does nothing more than is needed. There is
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• Emotional Abuse
  ...nd for good; it was just the feel we had for this particular collection of songs.” The songs on ''The Campfire Headphase'' take on the traditional Boards of Canada etho
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• Dave (I'm A Real Traditionalist)
  ...alist. He has done backup vocals for some of Roy Orbison and Buddy Holly's songs. He has given some interviews.<ref>https://youtu.be/NQVcy1UI-Sc?t=115</ref>
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• Official Biographies
  ...making rough demos. Mike and Marcus were by now producing more structured songs with any instruments they could lay their hands on, as well as completely a ...and occasional vocals, but the emphasis was on minimal, atonal electronic songs, a sound that easily stood out amongst the abundance of traditional rock an
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• Drone 18
  ...A video of Drone 18], along with Breach Tones, Visual Drone 12, and other songs from the album exist on the internet, but they're often counted as fake.
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• Video Posts
  ...ere seems to be a shift towards Instagram. Most of the video posts feature songs from ''[[Tomorrow's Harvest]]'', ''[[MHTRTC]]'', and ''[[The Campfire Headp
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• Boards of The Underground
  *A record Marcus found in America which features a Christian robot that sang songs if you pressed a button in his stomach ("The scary part is that it was very
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• Big Country
  ...d you would never want to hear it again. I really like putting things into songs that don't initially jump out at you, and you're not quite sure that you've
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• The Colour & The Fire
  ...Had The Right To Children, you had the luxury of plucking and/or reworking songs from previous, lesser-heard records. With Geogaddi, you were faced with the ...k Gyroscope. I dreamed the sound of it, and although I've recreated dreamt songs before, I managed to do that one so quickly that the end result was 99% lik
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• El Cielo Herido
  ...ple will listen to our album entirely in one time. We don't really see our songs like individual pieces of music but as a whole, that configures a big story ..., later. The only difficulty is to find the right combination between the songs that fit together. For each song included in GEOGADDI there are twelve we'v
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• The Last Unexplored Area of Boards of Canada
  ...and mixing it down in a more simplistic way. It wasn't so much particular songs but particular elements and techniques used in music that I was attracted t ...eel that there is a place for creating what can be interpreted as ''Pretty songs'' even if words are rarely used. The atmosphere of the music can completely
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• Country Comfort
  If Boards of Canada's songs could, they would come to life. Children would appear dressed in striped T- ...y all the releases that have preceded it, Geogaddi is less a collection of songs than a world unto itself, unfurling in sheaths of warbling analog synth mel
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• Northern Exposure
  Many of Geogaddi's songs use spoken-word samples to embellish their bizarre moods, such as the sexua {{boc|'''Sandison''': Our songs almost always start with a melody. We usually make up little melodies, like
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• Above Board!
  {{boc|"Marcus: "Maybe it's the fuel that we subconsciously use to make our songs, we've got a way of bringing these things out in tunes. We're always pushin
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• Protect and Survive (interview)
  ...are one; Devo, inventors of their own theatrical universe and whose early songs they admire because they sound like advertising jingles for washing powder, ...k, that's doing the bittersweet thing. Sometimes we deliberately construct songs to be pretty conventional sounding, and then we abuse them, we throw someth
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• The Great Escape
  ...because we‘re always going off at tangents. We record something like 20 songs for every one that appears on the finished record.}}
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• Cross Out the Inappropriate
  ...complex and repetitive song structures, and so on. We wanted full-fledged songs, complete with intros, hinges, refrains and bridges. A bit like a rock band
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• Echus
  ...ver footage of concert goers walking around the holiday homes at dawn. The songs listed at the end credit this song as "[[Echus]]", written by [[Marcus Eoin
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• Hell Interface
  ...lias used by [[Boards of Canada]] for a handful of released tracks. These songs tend to be more bizarre and unorthodox than their normal releases, or, in t
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