Music70
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Music70 is a record label run by Boards of Canada. Boards of Canada used Music70 as a front to release many of their very early works. These albums were mostly distributed among friends and relatives and are, therefore, extremely rare. It has released only Boards of Canada's music, which is believed to be only the works of Marcus Eoin and Michael Sandison, who front the band. The label's web site currently acts as an information and news source for Boards of Canada.
Incidentally, 70 is the smallest weird number; a track on their Geogaddi album is titled "The Smallest Weird Number."
Music70 makes short films and creates images, paintings and other art. It's done purely for ourselves and our friends, and it has no commercial aims at all. Most Music70 work is like D.I.Y., but it's always emotional.
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| Boards of Canada |
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| Michael Sandison | Marcus Eoin Christopher Horne |
| Management |
| Warp Records | Skam Records | Music70 | Matador Records |
| Studio albums |
| Catalog 3 (1987) | Acid Memories (1989) | Closes Vol. 1 (1992) | Play by Numbers (1994) | Hooper Bay (1994) | Twoism (1995) | Boc Maxima (1996) | Music Has the Right to Children (1998) | Geogaddi (2002) | The Campfire Headphase (2005) |
| Singles & EPs |
| Hi Scores (1996) | Aquarius (1998) | Orange Romeda (1998) | Peel Session TX 21/07/1998 (1999) | In a Beautiful Place Out in the Country (2000) | Roygbiv/Telephasic Workshop 10" | Trans Canada Highway (2006) |
| Live Recordings |
| Live @ Warp10 (1999) | Live @ Lighthouse (2000) | Live @ ATP (2001) |
| Related articles |
| Discography | Hexagon Sun Collective | Music70 Old Tunes: Old Tunes Vol. 1 (1995) | A Few Old Tunes (1996) | Old Tunes Vol. 2 (1996) |
