Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Widely hailed as one of electronic music's most emotive acts, Boards of Canada have amassed legions of devotees across the genre ...

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 ...

Finally, Boards of Canada are back. With the album Inferno, which arrived in full at the stroke of midnight via Warp Records, the Scottish electronic duo brings to an end a 13-year drought. Only the ...

Iconic Scottish electronic duo Boards of Canada have released their first album in 13 years, Inferno, today via Warp. Now that it’s out you can stream the whole thing here and also read our review of ...

Music Has the Right to Children might not have shattered the Billboard charts, but in the 20 years since its initial release the album has proven to be a most crucial ingredient in the advancement of… ...

Boards of Canada is a Scottish electronic music duo consisting of brothers Michael Sandison and Marcus Eoin. Known for their distinctive blend of ambient, downtempo, and IDM genres, the band has ...

Boards of Canada‘s breakthrough LP, Music Has the Right to Children, is ahead of and behind the times. It predates and predicts many of the most prominent and insightful trends of 21st-century ...

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 ...

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 ...

The Trump administration loves using artists’ music without permission, but this one is pretty unexpected. Last night The White House posted a video to their socials that used Boards of Canada‘s “Deep ...

Boards of Canada, the reclusive Scottish electronica duo, issued a statement yesterday expressing frustration toward the White House for using a track off their new album, Inferno, without permission.