Reposting:

>Part of me thinks Fantano's score has some politicking going on. He knew this album was already blowing up, and it's tracking to be their most listened to album of all time. If he rated it like a fucking 9 or something, it would actually hurt the popularity of the album because then it would be seen as overrated BECAUSE he likes it.

>I'm realizing that Fantano is a lot smarter than he's given credit for. He knows his influence is impactful enough to change the mythos of this band. His scoring preserves his integrity as a reviewer while also preserving Inferno's legacy as their most impactful album to date. Though it may seem counterintuitive to the average person, Fantano has simultaneously gatekept BoC and boosted their profile.

>Bravo, bald man.

Naraka right shits in the middle of the album just like real life

>>130519152
i never watched that guy, then i watched his youtube clip of listening to inferno and it was very cringe to see him picking random songs instead of the album continuously. now i feel good for never wasting time checking up that guy before. good for him for knowing what he doesn't like i guess. i really enjoy this album, if someone knows any other album with such great sound design that let's me feel like i'm in a trip please recommend, i'm a music nerd and this has been the most spectacular one by far in that regard

>>130519152
who cares about that guy lol we can all hear the album and recognize its greatness on our own. stop creating psychotic conspiracy theories about an influencer

Something I really like is how easy it is to interpret the songs and themes just by the song titles alone.
Like All Reason Departs, it is right there in the title, it's a song that starts out with form and melody and then it just devolves into a bare beat, it is literally losing its reasoning.

>>130519152
Inferno is good but holy mental gymnastics Batman. Fat Tano is not smart enough to pull off reverse psychology of such caliber.

>>130519152
I watched the review and it seemed pretty rushed, like he just wanted people to stop bothering him about it lol

>>130519875
its because fantano actually has better things to worry about then reviewing an uncslop album created by a band that hasnt been relevant in decades

>>130519650
Whether or not it was intentional, you should be thanking him because it still worked.

>>130519152
You're gonna call him a liar?

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This is peak old /mu/

After this shit it's over!

>>130519912
tard

>>130519945
No, I'm not calling himaliar

Track that has grown on you the most?
I was seething for a while that All Reason Departs wasn't another banger that didn't outstay it's welcome, but now I think the long groove in that is a bop

>>130519921
I think you’re vastly overestimating his influence, especially on BOC’s audience. Though at minimum I agree that Fantano underrating Inferno is bullish for the record overall.

>>130520031
I did not care for Blood in the Labyrinth much the first few times but now I think it's really cool, especially the vocal part.

The Process flew right over my head too, it's I guess more of an ambient piece than anything but I love how it goes from a riot to that beautiful piano with the vocal samples of children and what sounds like birds.

>>130520176
the process is a good shout. it just hit me one. so simple compared to a lot of the other stuff on their album but still so beautifully done.

My Top 6
1. Deep Time
2. The Word Becomes Flesh
3. Naraka
4. Age of Capricorn
5. Memory Death
6. Father and Son

I think all 6 of these songs are better than the best TH has to offer.

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>>130520176
>vocal samples of children and birds in ambient song

I hate The Word Becomes Flesh

>>130520031
Into the Magic Land specifically when I realized how incredible that breakdown is with its distant guitar feedback.

Blood in the Labyrinth as well really grew on me. Once the sample source was found, the track becomes so much more dark and emotional

>>130520408
tard

>>130520447
>Into the Magic Land

see that's the one track I haven't felt something for good and bad yet so that's encouraging. though my last few listens have been in the car so another try on headphones might work

I Saw Through Platonia is such a weird closer, it doesn't sound like one at all. Sounds more like an interlude

Really cool track though, I like it a lot. Has this air of mystery to it

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>>130519140
>putting the needle dick in the OP like it's a legitimate outlet

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>sub-4 on RYM

>>130520506
Yes, I had a feeling of “I want more” it feels like an incomplete ending to a journey

>>130520713
4+ means too many normalfags like it
3.7 is the most optimal rating

>>130520506
yeah it does feel like a track that could be continued from on a subsequent album

though there is also a heartbeat that stops, so that could be it :(

>>130519212
>>130520660
>WHO CARES ABOUT FANTANO I DONT CARE ABOUT FANTANO LALALALALALALA CANT HEAR YOU AOTY AOTY
Lamo. The album sucks, give it some time, it will be the default opinion after the honeymoon phase. TH shits all over it and so does the rest of their discography.

>>130520713
It was always gonna be too polarizing to hang with the big dogs.
Some people literally can't get over Father and Son. If you're a big BoC fan you've heard their Hell Interface stuff and the Doxa Sinistra song in Societas X and you get it, but random listeners... that song alone is enough for them to knock a point off.

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i am god the ultimate resonance

>>130520506
>>130520724
>>130520838
YRITAS was the actual closer, ISP leaves the door open. I feel like hexa-flexi is a similarly unresolved question. Now that they’ve finished their 5 album deal with warp, I wouldn’t be surprised if we get some smaller, more scattershot an experimental releases on music70 now that they’re not compelled to release entire albums. Or maybe I’m just chasing hopium breadcrumbs? Idk

Fantano disliked it and now I can't listen to it the same way. :/

>>130520999
Checked and godpilled, fantanofags BTFO

>>130521030
I'm pretty sure if they continue to make full length albums they'll still be on Warp. I don't think they'd be able to finance releases on a scale to fulfill demand on their own, plus Warp's marketing budget would always be helpful.

>>130520912
TH could have it's arsehole after taking laxatives and it still wouldn't shit over anything.
it is boring: the album. nicely done, but snooze inducing.

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I AM BALD
THE ULTIMATE
REDDITOR

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>A chakra (/ˈtʃʌkrəˌˈtʃæk-ˌˈtʃɑːk-/;Sanskrit: चक्र, romanized:cakra, lit.'wheel, circle'; Pali: cakka) is a meditation-aid in the form of a psychic or psychospiritual energy-center in the subtle body, as visualized in a variety of Hindu and Buddhist tantric yoga and meditation practices.

>Medieval Buddhist texts from 8th century CE mention four or five chakras, while Hindu sources have various numbers.The best-known variant has seven chakras, as described in Sir John Woodroffe's 1919 book The Serpent Power, a rough translation of Pūrṇānanda Yati's Ṣaṭ-chakra-nirūpaṇa ("Explanation of the Six Chakras," 1577).

>Modern Western Occultism views chakras as actual though esoteric energy-centers. This view arose in the 1880s with H. P. Blavatsky and other Theosophists, and was subsequently shaped by Woodroffe's The Serpent Power, and Charles W. Leadbeater's 1927 book The Chakras. Psychological and other attributes, rainbow colours, and a wide range of correspondences with other systems such as alchemy, astrology, gemstones, homeopathy, Kabbalah and Tarot divination were added later.

I have to say I really love this album. I love all of their albums though, so I guess it’s not too surprising. All of their albums feel legitimate, if that makes any sense. They’re not compromised. They’re all full-fledge Boards of Canada albums. It’s an impressive discography no matter how you rank it.

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>1 Naraka since album release
>no interview yet

(a Naraka is a period of time lasting about 5 days, since work is hell)

i kinda want to hear a rip of the cassette

>>130521462
probably wise to let people make their own interpretations of the album instead of hanging on the creator's words.
You kinda need to be insanely charismatic to say "fuck you make your own meaning" (ala David Lynch)

>>130520031
+1 for Blood in the Labyrinth. All Reason Departs as well - reminds me of classic Amon Tobin a bit.

PUM-ping blood

>>130521463
Me too, recorded in good equipment and also fucked up equipment

For me it's starting the album on Prophecy At 1420 MHz and ending on Introit

>>130521483
This album easily has the most vocals on any BOC release. What more is there to be said?

Also a reminder that the guardian very obviously panned Inferno because they were bitter the didn’t get an interview like they did during the TH release cycle

Father and Son early demo leak

https://youtu.be/N6LGtSspvOU

>official ASCAP credits drop, revealing Marcus Eoin wrote some, but not all, tracks on the record
>heart monitor noise throughout memory death
>you retreat in time and space sounds like a musical eulogy
>sudden stop of heartbeat rhythm on final track, I saw through Platonia
>Bonus track, Vol.4 - P. Primers - 177 Giraud's Mirror, features the following vocal sample: "You have just one life to live / Make it rich with what you give / To your brother / The greatest gift is the smile you give / To your brother"
He's really dead, isn't he??

>>130521718
Negative review from The Guardian just means it's a good album. That'd be like a negative book review from the Wall Street Journal.

>>130521743
Mate of mine spoke to him not too long ago, so no he’s not dead.

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>I think that's wonderful
>

People who get filtered by the voice samples on F&S and TWBF are juvenile.

Father and Son is like The Avalanches but evil.

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Guys, I think Inferno might be the most important album ever made by humans. I don't know how to handle this. I know there will be good albums and that there ARE good albums. This is just different though.

People say, "there are thousands of spoopy IDM artists making great albums out of their bedrooms so I'm not impressed."

Yeah, you don't get it. Those artists are cool and all, but they didn't make Inferno. BoC made Inferno.

is there a script that baiters read from or is it literally ai?

BOARDS OF CANADA

B O A R D S O F C A N A D A
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ALL ABOARD MY BOARDS BECAUSE I'M BOARDING MY BOARDS TO CANADA

>>130521685
Vigorously bea-ting heart is pum-ping blood is my vocal stim of the year.

My vocal stim is the whole album

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>>130522078
>all aboard
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pC_zffOenk8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XP5oHL3zBDg

>>130521970
I know what you mean anon, it's like all these posts have some underlying commonality to them. A kind of unending repetition. A final reverberation. The ultimate. Resonance...

>>130522302
https://youtu.be/3Awey7AbXT0?si=krjfNeeCMzGXcd-r&t=5

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>>130522078
>all aboard

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>>130520031
probably the process, something about that ending

>>130522324
Hang on, I'll make a thread. Someday. If I get around to it. Music that sounds like trains. There's a lot of history there. But we've all left the station.

>>130522324
heh, I was listening to this the other day on blast

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never ever

>>130523179
I'm getting sad :(

>>130523224
Have you considered looking at things differently and getting happy?

>>130523746
Are you autistic?

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>>130523861

Random question, why is their mix called Societas X Tape? Has this ever been discussed?

>>130523179
>some radiohead
what is blud doin there?

>>130524042
they've been on a spanish/latin kick since the early 2010s at least, in my mind it is reminiscent of the american south west in which theyve shot videos and many promotional photographs, including stuff for inferno and tomorrows harvest

MEANWHILE

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I don't care about Fantano but this is quite funny

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>>130524609
>the egg passes down the oviduct

>>130524291
thomk thinks he's part of the idem family

>>130524615
starting with confield I thought that era of autechre was strange but kinda interesting, but as I listened to the following albums it just got more nonsensical. I get why they do it but it was quite the departure from what they did in the 90s

>>130524619
Soon-avigorous-ly
Bea-ting-heartis pum-ping-blood
Throughoutthe-complex-embryo

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>>130524747
which is rapidly developing into a ma-ture organism

Is it bad that the mabus sample cracks my shit up? Maabusss

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I listened to the VHS track and Tape 05 probably 200 times since it dropped. I love the album, but it’s all downhill from here. What do I even do with my life now, bros? There’s nothing left to look forward to. April and May were so peak, and now it’s over

>>130519140
>thought boc was blue oyster cult
>click threat
>some limp wristed poofter band instead
>exit

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>>130525877

>>130521150
Come To Dust alone is better than the entirety of
>Inferno
lolmao.

>>130524042
Societas X Tape is an anagram of Scotia Sex Tape

>>130521305
kek

>>130525894
Nobody gives a fuck about your trash boomer band.

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Inferno is dark in a way an 80s horror film is dark, which is to say the themes they explore are dark but they do it in a fun way that makes for an enjoyable ride.

Tomorrow's Harvest was dark in the bleak way.

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>>130525877
more flexi discs are coming. I fully believe in an EP in 2027

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>>130519140
>mfw Naraka starts playing

>>130527733
I find them both to be bleak. If you frame Inferno as ‘fun’ it’s because you’re too focused on pop culture media. Inferno is just more concentrated. Both albums are excellent though.

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>boards of canada
>not from canada

>>130528314
sir it's Indian
Indians also live in Canada

>>130527733
Honestly, I think a lot of the darkness is very tongue-in-cheek. A lot of people have said the album is cheesy but to me it feels like a very intentional choice, especially after revisiting the Victrola track on the societas x tape. I would compare it less to 80s horror movies than I would to the nightrider theme, which was meant to be dark and serious but feels almost kitsch nowadays.

>>130528314
They did briefly live in Canada as children

>From 1979 to 1980. I was eight years old and Marcus was a bit younger. Our father worked in construction. He helped to build the Saddle Dome in Calgary. There was a lot of work at that time in Canada so that's why we moved there.

I don't want this to end yet anons. Gonna stick around until the UK chart placing them I'll dip

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>>130519140
I GOT OUT OF THE SWIMMING POOL
AND I WATCHED HER

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How many god tier tracks per album do they have for you?

>MHTRTC - 7
An Eagle in Your Mind
Telephasic Workshop
Triangles & Rhombuses
Aquarius
Olson
Open the Light
Happy Cycling
>GEOGADDI - 10
Music is Math
Gyroscope
Sunshine Recorder
Julie and Candy
1969
The Beach At Redpoint
Alpha and Omega
Over The Horizon Radar
Dawn Chorus
You Could Feel The Sky
>TCH - 6
Satellite Anthem Icarus
Peacock Tail
Dayvan Cowboy
Constants Are Cahnging
Slow This Bird Down
Macquarie Ridge
>TH - 4
Reach for the Dead
Palace Posy
Nothing is Real
Come to Dust
>INFERNO - 6
Age of Capricorn
Father and Son
Naraka
Memory Death
The Word Becomes Flesh
Deep Time

>>130519140
>Average score of those reviews: 7.96/10
That's not even bad you know, especially for experimental music.

Did anyone download the video of the person who uploaded the full listening session to Youtube before it got removed? Would like the see the visuals they played during You Retreat In Time and Space

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It's really good without Naraka and baby born crap

Who here just got ass fucked.

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>>130530155
>MHTRTC - 4
Sixtyten, Turquoise Hexagon Sun, Roygbiv, Aquarius
>Geogaddi - 4
Music Is Math, Friendly Stranger, 1969, Dawn Chorus
>TCH - 1
Peacock Tail
>TH - 6
Reach for the Dead, Cold Earth, Sick Times, Palace Posy, Nothing is Real, Come to Dust
>Inferno - 5
Age of Capricorn, Father and Son, Into the Magic Land, Blood In The Labyrinth, Platonia

>>130531021
It was on archive.org earlier today. I watched the visuals for two seconds and closed it. Boring ass generic home video footage with washed out color filters

>>130531424
that's a super cool story bro tell it again

Gay retarded hippie synthwave that sounds like Stranger Things. Easily their worst. Taste is dead.

>>130531424
So were we supposed to like, care?

>>130531821
snarky reddit-speak faggot
this is the average inferno fan btw

>>130530155
No Roygbiv is an interesting take
>>130531098
Platonia over like 3 other tracks is an interesting take

Really feeling Leviathan today chaps

4/5 in rolling stone too

https://archive.ph/amUfu

>>130531817
like, 3 songs at best could be described as synthwave, more retarded than guardian faggot even

>>130520660
A lot of people care about his opinion, but they don't like to admit it

>>130521305
What an absolutely hideous creature. Not Fantano, he's a beautiful bald man.

>>130532091
>a beautiful bald man
only a baldy could string such words together

>>130531877
There's a lot of really great tracks, but those are just my god tier ones for that album
I think Platonia serves as a pretty strong ending to the album, with the sudden stop of the heartbeat and electrical dissipating sound followed by 10 seconds of silence fairly obviously portraying death
its got a good balance of emotion, mysticism, and a bit of sadness or grief; the railroad signal bell, dissonant background notes, twinkling piano etc its just got a complex feeling

>>130530155
Uhhhhh

>TWOISM - 3
Oirectine
Iced Cooly
Twoism

>CHILDREN - 7
Telephasic Workshop
Sixtyten
Turquoise Hexagon Sun
Kaini Industries
Roygbiv
Aquarius
Open the Light

>GEOGADDI - 5
Music is Math
Dandelion
1969
The Beach at Redpoint
Dawn Chorus

>CAMPFIRE - 4
Satellite Anthem Icarus
Peacock Tail
Hey Saturday Sun
Macquarie Ridge

>HARVEST - 6
Reach for the Dead
White Cyclosa
Jacquard Causeway
Cold Earth
Palace Posy
Nothing is Real

>INFERNO - 7
Prophecy at 1420 MHz
Hydrogen Helium Lithium Leviathan
Memory Death
The Word Becomes Flesh
Into the Magic Land
Deep Time
Arena Americanada

>BONUS - 2
Amo Bishop Roden
Skyliner (I REALLY like Skyliner)

>>130531817
remind me again which stranger things songs have sitar again, oh right there arent any

the head of the embryo grows forward and the gut elongates rearward..

>>130532354
>tfw my gut elongates rearward

>>130532139
I actually have a top tier hairline

>>130533239
lets see it anon

>>130532214
Jacquard Causeway is choice anon, I like the triples distorting, feels like a waltz slowly spinning out of control, almost feel dizzy by the end

Memory Death makes me wanna fuckin cry man

>>130531547
>>130531821
Have you ever had a normal conversation in your lives? Someone asked if the visuals are available and someone responded where they are and what to expect. You’re too retarded for even 4chan

>>130536019
No, someone asked if there's a video anywhere and then some faggot went on about their dumb ass opinion no one gives a fuck about because no one asked

>>130536152
That's not an opinion it's an accurate description of the footage. You're clearly too stupid to find it yourself on archive.org unless you're provided a direct link

>>130536177
I don't need to because I saw it when it was originally posted before it was taken down, recording was verboten so I'm not sure why you would expect some amazing 4k HD studio quality fucking bullshit when clearly you had to be extremely sneaky since you're sitting in a literal circle of fucking people
But you're too gay and retarded to comprehend that, just like the other faggot, without someone explaining it to you, expecting anything better quality is fucking stupid and shows you both have the mental capacity of a small malnourished child

Any mature organisms in? Guessing not by the last few replies

>>130536248
Yes, what is it citizen?

I hope the brothers have realized that they're getting older and time is of the essence, and waiting another 10 years to release another album would be dumb.

I believe in LP6 before 2030

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How many more threads do you need to discuss this reddit shit, dont you see that the album flopped?

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I need her video to go up

>>130537308
What do you think anal sex with her will feel like?

Can somebody that knows music theory explain why a repetitive track like "Sunshine Recorder" doesn't FEEL as repetitive and drab as a track like "Into the Magic Land"
It is every bit as repetitive and simplistic but for some reason Sunshine Recorder just scratches your brain, never gets boring during its duration. But a track like Magic Land just feels super formulaic.

Does it have to do with beat measures or something? or does it just come down to textures.

>>130537451
define repetitive, asshole. if it's got a measure, it's repetitive. you either like it or you don't.

I was a fan of Music has The Right To Children but I grew out of this band, I only like two or three songs from Campfire Headphase in the rest of their discography. I had a negative impression of this album rollout and the artwork and themes the titles suggested, but I gave the album a shot with an open mind and while there's a few elements I liked in some songs, none of them ultimately stuck the landing. The vocal cut-ups were deal-breakers in all cases, but the music underneath is at best only half there. I'm just not a fan of this type of music anymore.

>>130538520
>I grew out of this band
Has this ever meant anything at all? or is it just a phrase thrown around by people that are wearing bands as fashion statements? What did you "grow" out of? The most mature, dry people you know are into the most banal music and lyrics imaginable, what does it mean to grow out of music? It means nothing, it's an empty statement.

Was it more important to let other people know you liked the band than privately enjoying the music for what it was? Is that why you "grew" out of it?

>>130538520
Fatboy Slim You've Come a Long Way, Baby was always better.

>>130538595
this is a music discussion board

>>130538520
You kinda need to sit down and reflect on why you even wrote this at all because all it did was make you seem fundamentally superfluous.

why is MHTRTC so good

>>130538747
I don't like the boomy production of MHTRTC and Twoism, it ages the sound too much, everything they've made after that sounds timeless.

>>130538777
this is true until campfire and tomorow. those albums were ok. after that, their production skills just got very LSD-ish. Melodyne a all.

>>130538777
>it ages the sound too much
MHTRTC is supposed to sound aged. The album sounds like some old VHS tape you find in your attic. It fits perfectly with the themes and aesthetic the album is going for.

>>130538747
It's an extremely evocative album. It unlocked memories for me that I had hidden away deep inside my mind. Memories I haven't thought about for years and years. The melodies sound really simple, which plays into the nostalgic aspect of the album. The album is also very distinctive and unique. Nothing from other artists sound like it. The album also sounds very "human", yet it's an electronic album. Compare that to Autechre's music for example, and it sounds very computer, digital, machine like.

>>130538926
>MHTRTC is supposed to sound aged
It's supposed to sound nostalgic for sure, but tracks with boomy bass like Sixtyten or Turquoise just makes me think of the exact era it was released in, not some vague ephemeral past, the way like "Olson" makes me feel, it sounds like the memory of a place but it doesn't sound dated itself. Same with "Nothing is Real" on TH, the song itself doesn't sound like the 2010s, it just sounds like a distant memory.

I have never seen a candid photograph of either Mike or Marcus, ever. How fucking secluded are these guys? Do they literally live in a nice place out in the country somewhere and just never leave it? I figure with their weird obsessive fans there would for sure be one or two photos of them spotted in public but nope.

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>>130539142
There's the live performance pics I guess.
But yeah otherwise they are just highly secretive. Even Thomas Pynchon allowed himself to be filmed on tv as a joke once.
I did read someone say there was some pics of one of them at an art gallery but I've never seen them.

>>130539142
iirc they live on two separate continents these days. One of them lives in either New Zealand or Japan.
I don't think they're that well known and relatively few photos of them have surfaced recently. They are in their 50s and probably look quite a bit different nowadays.
Protip: if/when you get famous, secrecy and seclusion is probably the right move. Just let the art speak for itself and go on with your business like a regular human being.

>>130537451
it comes down to personal taste
you simply like that song better
theres no objectivity about it

Yet another secret track discovered

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TSWr8RE9odc

>>130539142
Dunno about Mike but Marcus lives in just your regular, average, normal town on the coast. No secret bunkers or fortified compounds out in the middle of nowhere.

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mogs inferno

>>130541572
It insists upon itself.

>>130519956
yeah, i faded away after the album release

quick fact, mike has listened to a lot of musian called filmmaker (he was in the warp mix) cause he borrowed a lot of sound from him

>>130541767
Link?

>>130537184
3rd in the UK album charts you bloody bastard bitch

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>>130537184
Flopped

>>130537315
Good

She clearly has one of those svelte bodies that grips you tightly when you enter.

I would like to rub my intact member up and down her beak as she licked my scrotum. Then take her and impregnate her. Then when she is pregnant, cream pie her every night while we listen to Peacock Tail on repeat

>>130541882
2nd in Scotland, 4th in Germany, and 5th in Finland & NZ as well

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>>130542330

So Somewhere Right Now In The Future is a nod to the artwork, what with the sound of screeching tires, and that stuck in a haze feel

>>130537451
different chord progression probably

>>130542500
theyre explosions anon, not tires, it happens continually throughout the entire song in the background

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>>130542500
artwork in question

>>130542534
they posted that with blood in the labyrinth, and the canvas video of the car tires is used on arena americanada, neither are srnitf

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>>130527871
KEK

>>130542330
based gelmets
Number 4 in AUS too. The Word Becomes Flesh might have a bit of staying power with the backrooms feature too.

>>130542534
This fits with the spirit of SRNITF
>>130542558
Picrel only fits BITL and AA as a conception

>>130542558
1:33 that's screeching tires, my guy

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>>130542619
We are winning BoC brothers!

>>130537451
sunshine recorder shuffles around and swells a lot more and more variations of percussion in general

>>130542771
It's just a synth, I see how you are taking that as a tire screech but that's based on nothing but it being a high pitched sound
Nothing about the song suggests cars or car crashes, especially with the literal explosions happening in the background of the entire track
You know what else screeches? Bombs and bombers, look at WW2 the planes were literally designed (and sometimes the bombs themselves as well) to screech loudly overhead or just before impact
It's clearly suggesting the environs of war, not a car accident

>>130543040
Car accidents are symbolic of countries collapsing or wars by accident or force, symbolically and artfully speaking of course

>>130543093
Sure, and it's fine to interpret it that way but there's not much to actually suggest that's what is happening or intended
It makes a lot more sense to pair explosions with the screech of said explosive or the planes dropping them, versus bombs and a single car crash

>>130537308
FUCK ME I agree. I check like five times a day. She broke her leg so it might take a while. She’s probably scooted out of her gourd on $10,000 per pill US painkillers.

>>130543709
and then her power went out and she had the eat a freezer full of ice cream, she really going through it rn

>>130543741
Still the only analysis of the album I am anticipating watching. She is often dead on about how a track feels and I love how she explains why it does what it does.

>>130543765
her video of TH was incredible, and amazing after 13 years still shed some light on different things I hadnt thought of before
shes very talented and quite smart i love her sm

>>130541572
It insists upon itself.

>>130521743
I don't think you can just hide the death of a regular person like that, bro. He isn't much of a public figure, but he also wasn't a poweful evil billionaire who could pay for everyone to hide his death for whatever reason.
You can just search for his public obituary or something.