Boards Of Canada Twoism CD

Description: Condition: Very good condition overall. No issues.Boards of Canada - Twoism (1995) "Twoism," released in 1995, is an early work by Scottish electronic duo Boards of Canada, composed of brothers Michael Sandison and Marcus Eoin. Initially self-released in a limited edition, "Twoism" later gained wider recognition and was reissued in 2002 due to its critical acclaim and demand from fans. This mini-album is a pivotal release in the Boards of Canada discography, showcasing the duo's signature blend of ethereal melodies, analog warmth, and intricate sound design that would later define their subsequent works. The tracks on "Twoism" are characterized by their haunting beauty and nostalgic atmosphere, drawing listeners into a world of introspective and dreamlike soundscapes. Key tracks such as "Sixtyten," "Melissa Juice," and the title track "Twoism" exhibit the duo's ability to create deeply immersive and emotionally resonant music. The album features a mix of downtempo beats, lush synthesizer textures, and subtle field recordings, capturing a sense of tranquility and melancholic reflection. "Twoism" is often noted for its cohesive and fluid listening experience, with each track seamlessly flowing into the next, creating a meditative and continuous journey. This release is a testament to Boards of Canada's early talent and vision, laying the groundwork for their influential future releases like "Music Has the Right to Children" and "Geogaddi." Despite its brevity, "Twoism" has had a lasting impact on the electronic music scene, revered for its pioneering approach to ambient and IDM (Intelligent Dance Music). The album remains a cherished piece in the Boards of Canada catalog, appreciated for its raw creativity and the unique, evocative sound that has become synonymous with the duo's name.

Price: 15.95 CAD

Location: Ottawa, Ontario

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