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Boards Of Canada condemned the unauthorised use of their track Deep Time in a Trump propaganda video, noting they did not consent; Warp Records issued a brief statement against the use as the duo preps a new album Inferno, and the video even adopts the track's crackly VHS aesthetic.
Boards of Canada say the White House used their music without permission, ahead of the duo's new album Inferno released this week; the piece notes other artists whose work has been used by politicians—such as Sinéad O'Connor's estate and Isaac Hayes—leading to ongoing debates about music rights and the use of walk-on music at rallies.
Boards of Canada return with Inferno, their first album in 13 years, unveiled through an ARG-style rollout and seven global playback events; the hi-fi, analogue textures fuse with apocalyptic themes and hauntology, highlighted by tracks like Prophecy at 1420 MHz whose 72-second vocoded message echoes the Wow! Signal, signaling a hopeful yet haunted reclamation of their sound.
Boards of Canada return after 13 years with Inferno, a dark, richly textured electronic suite that blends their signature nostalgic mood with heavier rhythm, mysterious voice samples, and occult imagery. The long-form listening experience unfolds with intricate clockwork, cryptic Easter eggs, and themes around faith and existence, delivering some of their most immersive and captivating music to date without straying far from their established sound.
Boards of Canada have announced their fifth studio album, Inferno, an 18-track release on Warp Records due May 29, 2026, with a limited red translucent two‑LP vinyl in a triple gatefold sleeve and a 16‑page booklet. The news follows weeks of fan speculation sparked on Reddit and the posting of the first new track in 13 years, Tape 05, along with an album teaser.
Boards Of Canada announce Inferno, an 18-track album due May 29, 2026 on Warp, their first release in 13 years since Tomorrow's Harvest; teaser campaign included VHS tapes, posters, and the recently released track Tape 05 (April 16).
Boards of Canada have quietly returned with a mysterious three-minute track, Tape 5, released on YouTube and Warp’s channels after a 13-year gap since Tomorrow’s Harvest, following cryptic teasers like VHS tapes and posters. There is no formal confirmation of new material from the duo, heightening intrigue around their comeback.