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Tag Archives: Boards of Canada
It’s The End Of The World & We’re Still Waiting For a Boards of Canada Album
Well ROYGBIV, guys, there’s good news and bad news. The obvious good news is that we’ve all survived the apocalypse! But, are you ready for the bad news because I don’t think you’re going to want to hear it (even though … Continue reading
Posted in Sine Wave
Tagged 2012, Boards of Canada, New Album, Peter Serafinowicz, Solange
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Infrasound: Wet Eyes
Based out of Minneapolis, Minnesota Ross Auger has been involved in multiple projects spanning from collaborative rock efforts, to upcoming Hip-Hop sonics, and a strong focus on his own infusion of genres through a solo pseudonym called Wet Eyes. Previously, 2020k held a … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged 2020k, 2020k EP, Air is Movement, Boards of Canada, Contagion, Freezing Thoughts Create Stability, Morcheeba, Ross Auger, Royksopp, The XX, Tosca, Wet Eyes
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Infrasound: Kamas – Cerulean
21 year old Georgia native, Tennessee resident Christopher Kamas, known strictly by his last name Kamas is a Lo-Fi by Default artist who’s no stranger to the independent music scene. Known for his earlier releases via an official Bandcamp page, his … Continue reading
Posted in album review, Infrasound
Tagged 2020k, Belong, Boards of Canada, Cerulean, Contagion, Kamas, Lo-Fi By Default, Powernap
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Solange Returns After 4 Year Break With “Losing You”
While we’ve gotten “Flavors,” “Under Construction,” and the Boards of Canada infused “Left Side Drive,” (read our review and catch up if you haven’t heard it) it’s been four years since Solange Knowles’ proper album Sol-Angel and the Hadley Street … Continue reading
Infrasound: Kinesthetiac – Is It A Kind Of A Dream
We first wrote about Kinesthetiac in April of 2012 when he released his record Fields of Thought a few months prior (review). It was a stunning collection of Electronic tracks by a young fourteen year old Indiana native named Jared VanMarte. … Continue reading
Posted in album review, Infrasound
Tagged album review, Boards of Canada, Cout Miny Candy, Is It A Kind Of A Dream, Kinesthetiac, moby, nirvana, Tycho
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Sine Waves: Things I Will Miss & Things I Will Miss
Oh, hello there! Did you hear Beach House has a new record out? It’s true. I’m listening to Bloom right now and it’s quite good. However, this little blip is an informational quickie to inform all you awesome Other People that I will be … Continue reading
Posted in Personal, Sine Wave
Tagged Alanis Morissette, Beach House, Boards of Canada, Donna Summers, Garbage, iamamiwhoami, Justin Timberlake, Kill, kin, Kinesthetiac, Lana Del Rey, personal blog, Rihanna
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Boards Of Canada Semi-Confirm New Album Through Facebook, but Pitchfork Tells Us Not To get Excited
As if our last entry on Peter Serafinowicz announcing a double album wasn’t exciting enough.. While it’s just a little blurp on the announcement side of things, we now have official news from whoever manages Boards of Canada’s Facebook page … Continue reading
Peter Serafinowicz Hints at New Boards Of Canada Album Soon – Possibly A Double Album
An hour into BBC Radio 6 DJ Peter Serafinowicz‘s Saturday morning show on February 18th, 2012 he made an announcement of the most delightful news Electronic fans have been waiting to hear: a new Boards of Canada album is coming … Continue reading
Flashback: 2020k In Review & Top 20 Songs of 2011!
It’s been a busy first year for 2020k! There’s been lots of new music to put up, interviews with Nikki Jean, Sahy Uhns, Ilia Darlin, and Origamibiro (to be posted in January 2012). We’ve had giveaways, we’ve made connections, and … Continue reading
Posted in Flashback
Tagged 2020 top songs, Atticus Ross, Big Hurry, Bjork, Boards of Canada, Boreal Network, Britney Spears, Burial, Coldplay, Erykah Badu, flashback, Foster the People, Goldfrapp, iamamiwhoami, Imogen Heap, Jay-Z, Kanye West, Karen O, lady gaga, Late NIght Alumni, massive attack, moby, Natalia Kills, Nikki Jean, Origamibiro, radiohead, Sahy Uhns, Solange, Starsmith, The Roots, the weeknd, Tori Amos, Trent Reznor
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