Mr. Mistake (Boards Of Canada Remix) – Nevermen
Nevermen is TV On The Radio’s Tunde Adebimpe, Anticon experimental rapper Doseone, and Mike Patton of Faith No More, Fantômas, Mr. Bungle, and a few dozen other off-kilter rock acts. And the first single off their album has been remixed by the great Boards of Canada.
Showing posts with label Boards of Canada. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Boards of Canada. Show all posts
Wednesday, 9 March 2016
Tuesday, 29 April 2014
S.o.t.D. - Reach For The Dead – Boards of Canada
Reach For The Dead – Boards of Canada
Off of their most recent LP Tomorrow’s Harvest.
Off of their most recent LP Tomorrow’s Harvest.
Wednesday, 9 October 2013
S.o.t.D. - White Cyclosa – Boards of Canada
White Cyclosa – Boards of Canada
Finally grabbed Tomorrow’s Harvest, and it’s pretty vast sounding. They’re not necessarily mining any new veins - it is unmistakeably B.o.C. - but I’m a huge fan of their sound, so I’ve been digging it.
Finally grabbed Tomorrow’s Harvest, and it’s pretty vast sounding. They’re not necessarily mining any new veins - it is unmistakeably B.o.C. - but I’m a huge fan of their sound, so I’ve been digging it.
Friday, 21 June 2013
S.o.t.D. - Dayvan Cowboy – Boards of Canada
Dayvan Cowboy – Boards of Canada
I think I may have featured a remix or a cover of a song I’ve posted previously, but I don’t think I’ve featured the same song twice before. But when I saw that someone had done a re-take on the original video for Dayvan Cowboy and replaced the footage of Col. Joseph Kittinger and his record setting jump, with Felix Baumgartner’s record breaking jump, I knew I had to post it. And besides - it’s Boards of Canada.
Now Baumgartner is a stud and all, and what he did is impressive as all get out, and I’m glad the technology has improved to the point that it was filmed a lot better than the 1960 jump. But for my money, Kittinger and his jump will always be the stuff of legend.
I think I may have featured a remix or a cover of a song I’ve posted previously, but I don’t think I’ve featured the same song twice before. But when I saw that someone had done a re-take on the original video for Dayvan Cowboy and replaced the footage of Col. Joseph Kittinger and his record setting jump, with Felix Baumgartner’s record breaking jump, I knew I had to post it. And besides - it’s Boards of Canada.
Now Baumgartner is a stud and all, and what he did is impressive as all get out, and I’m glad the technology has improved to the point that it was filmed a lot better than the 1960 jump. But for my money, Kittinger and his jump will always be the stuff of legend.
Tuesday, 30 April 2013
One Got Fat
I’ve previously posted Boards of Canada’s surreal, but strangely fitting video for “Everything You Do Is A Balloon”. It culls imagery from the weird 1963 bicycle safety film, “One Got Fat.”
Decided that I wanted to see the actual film itself, narration, explanations of what the hell is going on and all. Yup, it’s wacky all right. While the core message is undeniable, it’s unfathomable that something like it would be produced today.
Decided that I wanted to see the actual film itself, narration, explanations of what the hell is going on and all. Yup, it’s wacky all right. While the core message is undeniable, it’s unfathomable that something like it would be produced today.
S.o.t.D. - Tomorrow’s Harvest Transmission – Boards of Canada
Tomorrow’s Harvest Transmission – Boards of Canada
In a campaign as obtuse as their music, BoC teased their fans for the last week with cryptic clues, leading up to an announcement of an upcoming album, to be released June 10/11. Most people will undoubtedly be left scratching their head wondering “What the hell is this? It’s weird. It’s like, some sounds and some noise, and, and, they’ll never win if they go on American Idol.” But I am very stoked!
In a campaign as obtuse as their music, BoC teased their fans for the last week with cryptic clues, leading up to an announcement of an upcoming album, to be released June 10/11. Most people will undoubtedly be left scratching their head wondering “What the hell is this? It’s weird. It’s like, some sounds and some noise, and, and, they’ll never win if they go on American Idol.” But I am very stoked!
Friday, 16 December 2011
S.o.t.D. - Olson (Laconic Flow Mix) – Boards Of Canada
Olson (Laconic Flow Mix) – Boards Of Canada
It’s been a while since I’ve had anything by my favourite Scottish stonertronica band, Boards of Canada. Just discovered this terrific remix of Olson.
It’s been a while since I’ve had anything by my favourite Scottish stonertronica band, Boards of Canada. Just discovered this terrific remix of Olson.
Tuesday, 23 August 2011
BASE! How Low Can You Jump?
Spectacular BASE jumping scenes from Norway from the movie Adrenaline Rush (The Science of Risk). The song is Last Walk Around Mirror Lake by Boom Bip and it’s been remixed by Boards of Canada. Always good to have more BOC
Sunday, 10 July 2011
S.o.t.D. - Macquarie Ridge – Boards of Canada
Monday, 21 June 2010
Sunday, 23 May 2010
S.o.t.D. – Rue The Whirl – Boards of Canada
I think...it may just be possible...that Boards of Canada is the recording project that in all my many years of listening to lots, and I do mean loooots of music, is the one that I love the most.
Friday, 2 April 2010
S.o.t.D. – Amo Bishop Roden – Boards of Canada
Amo Bishop Roden – Boards of Canada
I’m not sure that anything they do is not fantastic, but this is one of their best creations. Imagery that accompanies it is great too.
Monday, 12 October 2009
S.o.t.D. – Dayvan Cowboy – Boards of Canada
Which features the awe inspiring footage of Joseph Kittinger’s record setting 1960 jump from 31.3 kilometers up. He fell for 4 minutes and 36 seconds reaching a maximum speed of 988 km/h (!!!!) before opening his parachute at 5,500 m. He set records (that stand to this day, and will quite possibly never be broken) for highest balloon ascent, highest parachute jump, longest drogue-fall (4 min), and fastest speed by a human through the atmosphere. If there is a definition for awesome, that’s it.
And the best part is that a year before he made a jump from 23.2 km where an equipment malfunction caused him to lose consciousness, but he was saved by the automatic parachute (he went into a flat spin at a rotational velocity of 120 rpm; the g-force at his extremities was calculated to be over 22 times that of gravity, setting another record). He recovered and was raring to go back at it.
If that doesn’t qualify as being a stud, I don’t know what does. Yeah, I’m doing quite possibly one of the most dangerous things imaginable, no one has ever done this before, I almost get killed doing it, and I can’t wait to get back at it. Wow. But then again, for that view, I think I can understand the motivation.
Oh and the reason for those tests was to see if astronauts could bail out of their capsules if need be.
Friday, 18 September 2009
S.o.t.D. – Everything You Do Is A Balloon – Boards of Canada
BOC are one of my top ten favourite musical acts ever. I think this fan made video suits their music really well. Taken from the positively surreal 1963 bicycle safety film “One Got Fat”.
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