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"Geogaddi" is the second studio album by the Scottish electronic music duo Boards of Canada, released on Warp Records in 2002. The album builds upon the distinctive IDM and ambient styles established in their previous work, characterized by the use of heavily manipulated samples and retro synthesizer melodies. It is specifically noted for its darker, more unsettling atmosphere and thematic preoccupations with numerology, mathematics, and cults. The album is considered a landmark release in the electronic music genre by numerous critics.
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What year did Boards of Canada release Geogaddi?
Geogaddi was released in 2002 on Warp Records. It was the second studio album by the Scottish electronic duo, following their acclaimed debut Music Has the Right to Children.
What label released Boards of Canada's Geogaddi?
The album was released on Warp Records. Boards of Canada had been on the label since their debut, and Warp is also home to other major IDM artists like Aphex Twin and Autechre.
What style of music is Geogaddi by Boards of Canada?
Geogaddi is rooted in IDM and ambient electronic music, characterized by heavily manipulated samples and a dark, psychedelic atmosphere. It is often described as a darker and more unsettling counterpart to their earlier work.
How long is the Boards of Canada Geogaddi album?
The album contains 23 tracks spread across roughly 66 minutes of music. Its length and density of short interstitial pieces contribute to its immersive, almost overwhelming listening experience.
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