BOARDS OF CANADA - The Campfire Headphase reviews
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| StylusMagazine |
 Roland Barthes would tell you that myth is a powerful thing, that it perpetuates itself, that it doesn’t need to be created, just allowed room to develop, that it emerges everywhere within the scope of human culture....full text |
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| MusicOMH.com |
| Now revealed as brothers, Scots Mike and Marcus Eoin Sanderson have built up something of a cultish following since the 1998 debut Boards Of Canada album Music Has The Right To Children. But it was the allegedly malevolent intentions of 2002's Geogaddi that brought forth all manner of blogger theories and vaulting conclusions....full text |
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| TinyMixTapes |
| It appears that Canada have lost a lot of weight for this one. They picked up a guitar and made things a bit more minimal, but the drums still beat just as you remember. The sound embodies this new theme wholeheartedly, without forgetting what Canada stand for. It's not treated like a guitar, but like any other device that creates a varying electrical signal that can be cut up, processed, and looped. Truly Canadian indeed!...full text |
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