Taking their name from the organization that produced lo-fi, arty films that influenced their early sensibilities, this Scottish electronic duo made big waves with their 1998 album MUSIC HAS THE RIGHT TO CHILDREN. They combined '80s-influenced synth-pop melodies with Krautrock/psychedelic weirdness and ambient atmospherics in a highly influential stew that would find every other left-of-center electronica act of the next five years compared to them.

Listen to Boards Of Canada at Finetune.

• (2002)  Geogaddi
• (1998)  Music Has The Right To Children

• Happy Cycling
• Music Is Math
• 1969
• Aquarius
• Roygbiv

• Autechre
• Squarepusher
• Mouse On Mars
• Aphex Twin
• Pole
• Plaid
• Lemon Jelly
• Future Sound Of London
• Biosphere
• Amon Tobin
• Brian Eno
• Labradford
• Radiohead
• Plone
• The Orb
• Four Tet
• Plastikman
• Mu-ziq
• Broadcast
• Global Communication

• neko
• CaillieCat
• Saucemaster
• Mr_H
• thillerson
• germ
• trikrich
• trin21
• cdbub
• Daan_Banaan
• ContXradiction
• dropthezero
• konamon
• jonburke
• ravensong69
• frz703
• num1040
• hank_chinaski
• zorax
• JEremylightwave
• kshingu
• djdream
• fiveherb
• MadRichard
• eddielin11
• georgejorgejobg
• akhawasi
• chrisswan
• Alucardz
• woollymusic
• kd
• cr8n
• quinze
• Cas146
• pifctd
• dolledries
• spaskaluk
• adamdl380
• forty2
• friscoboy
• treetoptrout
• Snow84

• djdream on 2007-10-18 11:50:07.513:
  Ask and you shall receive! (-:
• sjda01 on 2007-09-13 10:36:09.590:
  please put up everything by boards of canada it is the soundtrack to my life
• Happibun on 2007-09-12 17:48:46.450:
  Please can we have 'Music has the right to children' up. Thank you.