Music Has The Right To Children
by Boards Of Canada

So good

Perfect album. Such an unique masterpiece from beginning to end.

A great album with so much to explore. Every track perfectly fits the tone and style of the record and adds to the environment that the artist is creating. It truly is an experience from start to finish. It can feel a little slow at times and some song do seem to drag a little. Overall, an intriguing and brilliant album to listen too.

From VictorVale 05/27/2021 16:13 | #270094

Imersão pura!

From Timestarter 08/06/2020 01:07 | #256736

Fav. Tracks:

- Wildlife Analysis
- An Eagle In Your Mind
- The Color Of The Fire
- Turquoise Hexagon Sun
- Bocuma
- Roygbiv
- Rue The Whirl
- Aquarius
- Smokes Quantity
- One Very Important Thought

Another transcendental and timeless masterwork from BOC

From Boltzmann 10/28/2018 07:09 | #223417

Like Aphex Twin, unsettling and even scary at times. They are truly the equivalent of the punk movement in electronic music (musically, not culturally).

I've recently become a huge IDM fan, in the past year or so I took it on myself to consume every LP by IDM legends aphex twin, autechre & boards of canada, unearthing so many great records from these sonic geniuses, and I have to say this is the finest record out of them all. This is because BoC use dreamy, sometimes trippy, textures to create a sense of otherworldliness **and yet** "Music has the Right to Children" is very much rooted in the real world. With short snatches of child-like wonder and laughter seamlessly blending in with the excellent production, one feels an overwhelming sense of nostalgia. Boards of Canada have captured not our childhood, but the scattershot memories of our childhood, all the bits and pieces we can remember stitched together in a glorious fashion. A wondrous, evocative piece of art.

From planetneutral 01/20/2018 15:47 | #206063

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evocative, elaborate, eternal.