Well, here it is at last: the new Boards of Canada album is called Inferno and it will be released on May 28. Pre-order or pre-save the album.
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Here's the tracklist (total length about 1h 13m):
1. Introit (0:36)
2. Prophecy At 1420 MHz (5:04)
3. Hydrogen Helium Lithium Leviathan (4:44)
4. Age Of Capricorn (3:52)
5. Father And Son (3:24)
6. Somewhere Right Now In The Future (2:26)
7. Naraka (5:01)
8. Acts Of Magic (1:18)
9. Memory Death (2:37)
10. The Word Becomes Flesh (5:20)
11. Into The Magic Land (4:35)
12. Blood In The Labyrinth (4:55)
13. Deep Time (3:18)
14. All Reason Departs (6:14)
15. Arena Americanada (5:22)
16. The Process (3:01)
17. You Retreat In Time And Space (5:25)
18. I Saw Through Platonia (2:39)
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BoC albums are to electronic music what Nolan films are to cinema. Very excited and curious because this’ll set the tone for other music as well.
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