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Boards of Canada
Iceberg about the electronic music duo Boards of Canada (circa 2021/2022). All proposals are welcome, and be sure to add descriptions.
Official
Theory
Other
Tier 1
4 main albums
Beware The Friendly Strangers is the unofficial theme of Salad Fingers
BoC is not from Canada
Children's voices
Fan-made videos
Gyroscope in Sinister
Main EPs
Mike Sandison and Marcus Eoin
Music videos
Named after National Film Board of Canada
Old Tunes
Remixes
Reversed samples
Roygbiv
The official BoC website
Twoism
Tier 2
Aquarius release
Boc Maxima
Bocpages
Bonus tracks
Branch Davidians
Disturbing and religious imagery in Geogaddi
Hexagon Sun
Live shows
Multiple versions of songs
Peel Session/XYZ
Random 35 Tracks Tape
Seven Forty Seven
Unreleased Albums/EPs
Warp Records
Tier 3
"It's Too Orangey" and "Blueberry"
"Tomorrow's Harvest" is about the end of the world
Hell Interface
Korona
Live-exclusive tracks
Samples of unreleased tracks
Santo Tomas - Tu Puedes
Societas X Tape
Trapped
Tier 4
"One Very Important Thought" is adapted from a pr0n film
Cosecha Trasmisiones
Exclusion of children voices from The Campfire Headphase
Geogaddi is 66:06
I Saw Drones in reverse
Old Flash website loops
Orange Romeda
Over 90 tracks were produced for Geogaddi
The number 70
The Smallest Weird Number origin
Tier 5
Origin of the names for Smokes Quantity and Olson
Quiet
Random 35 Tracks Tape contains songs from the unreleased albums
Roygbiv (Alphaquest version)
Telephasic Workshop release
The meaning of "Geogaddi"
The Red Moon Incident
Tier 6
"Kid For Today" is circa 1997
Christopher Home
Deadmau5's "Roygbiv" remix
Geogaddi promo and test pressing
The Campfire Headphase's concept
Tier 7
Aquarius numbers equal 666
Bad Day
Chameleon
Tier 8
Unreleased tracks are out there, somewhere