Boards of Canada – Music Has the Right to Children [2LP] Sound Art / Sound Poetry ear-rattling molecular drone geared towards

ear-rattling molecular drone geared towards tearing out your three remaining strands

As the piece unfolds the masses thin to a taper

recorded in 1998

Michael Morleys acoustic guitar stands steadfast at the eye of a grey yellow squall of synth generated rumble

The results of these experiments are captured here

Boards of Canada – Music Has the Right to Children [2LP] Sound Art / Sound Poetry ear-rattling molecular drone geared towards"Music Has The Right To Children arrived in April 1998 as a joint release from Warp and the burgeoning Skam imprint. From low key beginnings, its singular combination of loping rhythms, corroded cassette textures, and ambient sound design have gone on to capture the imaginations of several generations of both listeners and producers, their music acknowledged as influential by artists as diverse as Radiohead, Burial, and Solange. Its nave, nostalgia