Sunshine Recorder

Daft Punk - Giorgio By Moroder (from Random Access Memories)

Plaid - Rakimou (From Not For Threes)

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Aphex Twin - Petiatil Cx Htdui (from DrukQs)

Photography: Mathieu Peteul & Cesar Ducasse
Location: Cevennes, France
Camera: Leicina Special
Film: Kodak Ektachrome 64T
Scan: Ramses2, Paris (SD)
Year of production: 2008

Caribou - Odessa (from Swim)

Tesla Boy - Neon Love

Tesla Boy is a Russian electro/synth-pop band formed in 2008 in Moscow. The band members are Anton Sevidov (vocals and keyboards), Dima Dimborn (bass and background vocals), and Boris Lifshits (drums). The band’s name is taken from the title of a song written by Anton and Dima during the beginning of their collaboration about a boy who could conduct electricity but could not control it and hurt those who came too near him. The idea was inspired by the apartment in which Anton lived for most of his life which was above a huge electrical transformer that made him constantly feel the presence of electricity. The band started by recording a five-track demo entitled “The Tesla Boy”, distributing it amongst friends and on the internet. It was later published under the title “The Tesla Boy EP.” The promo CD features full artwork by DW Design studios. Bloggers took note of the demo, describing the band’s music as “some of the most exciting electronic music of the year”, “the best thing to come from Russia since vodka” and “the finest pop group in the world today”. With 2009 done and dusted the pressure was on for a debut album that delivered on their immeasurable potential. Thankfully with Modern Thrills the burden of expectation has not caused them to falter; instead they have taken the knowledge acquired from writing their big tunes and used them to write even bigger ones.

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Modeselektor - The White Flash (Feat. Thom Yorke)

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GhostlyCast #44: Heathered Pearls - Hints of Musk

Boards Of Canada - Ithcus Sound 
Ikons - Honey (Coyote rmx) 
Woolfy vs. Projections - Isabella
Tornado Wallace - Swimmin’
Worst Friends - Ski Hive
Clashing Egos - Aminjig Nebere (Joakim’s afrobot mix)
Motor City Drum Ensemble - Raw Cuts #6
Studio - Life’s A Beach (Todd Terje beach house mix)
Sourya - Anatomy Domine (Prince Language mix)
Blackjoy - Moustache (Prins Thomas diskomiks)
Tiger & Woods - Deflowered
Spoon - Don’t You Evah (Matthew Dear mix)
Seth Troxler - Aphrika
John Selway - Shake The Snow
18 Carat Affair - I Wanna Love You

Boards of Canada’s New Album: Tomorrow’s Harvest

So it’s true: All those cryptic clues have been pointing to a new Boards of Canada album. Tomorrow’s Harvest is out June 10 in the UK and June 11 in the U.S. via Warp. It’s the band’s first album since 2005’s The Campfire Headphase and the 2006 Trans Canada Highway EP.

Reader Hampus Grönvall discovered the password to the mysterious website that went live this morning. Entering the password 699742628315717228936557813386519225 into Coschea-Tramsmisiones resulted in a link to this video and the Bleep preorder page.

Scottish brothers Mike and Marcus Sandison began making music together as young children. They started recording as Boards of Canada in the mid-1990s, releasing early EPs Twoism and Hi Scores. They broke through with the electronic music classic Music Has the Right to Children in 1998.  Following the well-received Geogaddi in 2002, they released The Campfire Headphase in 2005 and the Trans Canada Highway EP in 2006 and then went silent. They gave a rare interview in September 2005, right before the release of The Campfire Headphase.

Tomorrow’s Harvest:

01 Gemini
02 Reach for the Dead
03 White Cyclosa
04 Jacquard Causeway
05 Telepath
06 Cold Earth
07 Transmisiones Ferox
08 Sick Times
09 Collapse
10 Palace Posy
11 Split Your Infinites
12 Uritual
13 Nothing Is Real
14 Sundown
15 New Seeds
16 Come to Dust
17 Semena Mertvykh

M83 - Moonchild (from Before The Dawn Heals Us)

Boards of Canada - Over The Horizon Radar (from Geogaddi)

AFX - W32.Mydoom.Au@mm (from Analord 11)

Atoms For Peace - Amok (from Amok)

Biosphere - Silene (from Substrata)

Biosphere is the main recording name of Geir Jenssen (born 1962 in Tromsø, Norway), a musician who has released a notable catalog of ambient electronic music. He is well known for his “ambient house” then “arctic ambient” styles, and his use of music loops and peculiar samples from sci-fi sources. His track “Novelty Waves” was used for the 1995 Levi’s ad campaign. His 1997 album Substrata is generally seen as one of the all-time classic ambient albums. 

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Brand New Retro - Letting Go Of Reality Completely

Toro Y Moi - Rose Quartz (from Anything In Return)