Boards of Canada Signal Return After 13 Years

The acclaimed Scottish electronic music duo, Boards of Canada, might be emerging from a 13-year hiatus. Warp Records has released a series of enigmatic posters that have ignited speculation among their devoted fanbase. These visuals incorporate elements from the duo's 1998 magnum opus, 'Music Has The Right to Children,' and feature a distinctive stamp invoking their Hexagon Sun logo.

The posters also contain intriguing details such as New York and London phone numbers, a fragment of a "City of Westminster" street sign, and a Hollywood Walk of Fame star. Boards of Canada, comprised of brothers Mike Sandison and Marcus Eoin, are renowned for their elusive public persona and have rarely given interviews or performed live since the early 2000s.

Their fourth and most recent studio album, 'Tomorrow's Harvest,' was released in 2013, marking their debut in the UK top 10 and a significant appearance on the Billboard 200. Prior to this, in 2019, a previously unreleased track from 1998 surfaced on a Warp Records anniversary package. The timing of these new teasers, shortly before Record Store Day, has led to further fan speculation about a potential exclusive release.