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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Back in the Nineties, people tended to class the Scottish electronic production duo Boards of Canada alongside their weirdo peers ...

The late 1990s were an especially exciting period for electronic music—house and techno, birthed in Chicago and Detroit, respectively, had gone global; pop-friendly dance-music acts such as the ...

The rumors started in February of last year, when a BBC radio personality mentioned out of the blue that a Boards of Canada double album was on the way. A short time later, a fan asked the group on ...

How does this happen? Tomorrow, the great and reclusive Scottish electronic duo Boards Of Canada will release Inferno, their first album in 13 years. Last night, Donald Trump's White House set its ...

This week we say goodbye to May and say hello to a bunch of great albums. I highly recommend all six that I review this week — Boards of Canada, Iceage, Guided by Voices, The Bug Club, Eddy Current ...

May 30, 2026 • As Boards of Canada release their new album, 'Inferno', diehard fans remember the time when they trekked out into the Scottish countryside trying to find the band's so-called "Red Moon ...

Permanent Records is an ongoing closer look at the records that matter most. Boards Of Canada inspires a level of obsession that is all but unmatched in music fandom. (That’s true even for electronic ...

It's happening: Boards Of Canada finally have a new album coming out. Today the Scottish IDM legends announced that Inferno, their follow-up to 2013's Tomorrow's Harvest, will arrive in just over a ...

While people were lined up around the block at record stores across the country, at least one lucky person got their hands on a very surprising release: A 12" featuring a snippet of music from Boards ...

Back in the Nineties, people tended to class the Scottish electronic production duo Boards of Canada alongside their weirdo peers on Warp Records. At the time, few would have dared to dub them ...