Boards Of Canada - Trans Canada Highway EP

Acknowledged for it's landmark work in electronic music, 'Music Has the Right to Children' is the debut studio album by Boards of Canada. The 1998 album was released features vintage synthesizers, samples, field recordings, and hip hop-inspired rhythms.

Celebrate the 10th Anniversary of 'Dive', the sophomore album from Tycho. It pays tribute to Tycho’s prismatic past (the dense, guitar-guided turning points of “Daydream” and “Adrift”) but spends most of its time pointing to the not-so-distant future.

'Awake' is the second album in a trilogy by Tycho, It began with 2011's 'Dive' in 2011 and concluding with 2016's 'Epoch'.

After dropping tracks and performing at select festivals throughout the years, Kiasmos (Ólafur Arnalds and Janus Rasmussen) dedicated 2014 to explore the area in-between Ólafur's more acoustic, piano-based solo work and Janus's synth-heavy electro pop.

'Swim', the album from 2008 Polaris Music Prize winner Caribou, is a masterpiece - the record Dan Snaith has wanted to bring to fruition for as long as he's been making music. After drawing from IDM, krautrock, and sunshine pop, Dan Snaith's project Carib

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Boards Of Canada returned with their sophomore album 'Geogaddi' in 2002, a real slow-burner that gently infused its way into the consciousness like a rolling fog of sepia-tinged psychedelia and child-like lullaby melodies.