Boards of Canada - Inferno (Album Review)
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It’s been 13 long years since experimental electronica duo Boards of Canada last released an album, but their catalogue has kept them at the heart of any conversations about pushing the boundaries of the genre. Their 1999 debut ‘Music Has The Right To Children’ remains a stone cold classic, but they’ve never quite managed to recapture that lightning in a bottle.
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It’s been 13 long years since experimental electronica duo Boards of Canada last released an album, but their catalogue has kept them at the heart of any conversations about pushing the boundaries of the genre. Their 1999 debut ‘Music Has The Right To Children’ remains a stone cold classic, but they’ve never quite managed to recapture that lightning in a bottle.
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