Boards of Canada
downtempo, electronica, intelligent dance music
"Layers of textured synths create an immersive depth punctuated by rhythmic patterns that evoke both lightness and heaviness, drawing listeners into a resonant space."
Start here
Begin with Boards of Canada…
Tomorrow's Harvest
2013
Career Arc
Boards of Canada's discography from 1995 to 2019
Full discography
Boards of Canada's albums in order, from earliest releases to latest.
Albums ()
Tomorrow's Harvest
2013
The Campfire Headphase
2005
Geogaddi
2002
Live @ ATP
2001
Live @ Lighthouse
2000
Live @ Warp10
1999
Music Has the Right to Children
1998
Boc Maxima
1996
EPs ()
Singles ()
No releases match the current filters.
Timeline
How their sound evolved over time
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Boards of Canada sound like?
Layers of textured synths create an immersive depth punctuated by rhythmic patterns that evoke both lightness and heaviness, drawing listeners into a resonant space. Rooted in electronica and ambient. Start with Music Has the Right to Children.
What is the best Boards of Canada album to start with?
The best album to start with is "Music Has the Right to Children" (1998). It's the most representative of what makes Boards of Canada worth hearing.
Who is Boards of Canada for?
If you're into electronica and ambient, Boards of Canada is worth your time. Layers of textured synths create an immersive depth punctuated by rhythmic patterns that evoke both lightness and heaviness, drawing listeners into a resonant space.
How many albums does Boards of Canada have?
Boards of Canada has 18 releases in their discography, including 8 albums and 6 EPs.
Sync your library
Everything you track here works immediately — no account needed. Create one when you want to sync across devices.