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Geogaddi

by Boards Of Canada

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All Time

of 455,353

1,029
2000's

of 265,640

104
2002

of 42,286

17

Ratings and rankings are based on all available critic reviews and awards.

Overall Rating: 3.3057 Geogaddi is ranked overall as 3.3057 out of 4 stars

Avg. Critic Score: 3.2324 Geogaddi has an avg. critic score of 3.2324 out of 4 stars

Geogaddi Album Reviews

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PopMatters

Geogaddi is successful as few other albums are. Whereas many artists and groups tend to released records composed of series of unrelated songs, songs based on single concepts, or songs written and recorded during single studio sessions, Boards of Canada's latest has done something exponentially spectacular and commendable. ...more

Stylus Magazine

Reviewing this record is difficult. ...more

Yahoo! Music

Although, at a glance, 'Geogaddi's sounds are hewn from a similar electro cloth to Boards Of Canada's sublime debut, 'Music Has The Right To Children', this is a very different album in tone. ...more

Rolling Stone

Geogaddi is marvelously vague, as unconcerned with the real world as gangsta rap is obsessed with it. It's also a lovely, strangely comforting collection of electronic introspection, mood and shadow. ...more

Rolling Stone

Boards of Canada, otherwise known as the Scottish duo of Marcus Eoin and Michael Sandison, make the sort of burbling headphone techno that's really worth laying down for: beats that rattle like loose ball bearings, and keyboard melodies that resemble ...more

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Uncut

More of the same, only more...read the complete review at Uncut

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Pitchfork

While some will complain about Boards of Canada's failure to cover new territory, the rest of us will delight in what we see as a very accomplished album packed with great music....read the complete review at Pitchfork

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The Wire

Of the 23 tracks, only four truly stand...read the complete review at The Wire

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The A.V. Club

One of electronic music's most fully realized acts, Boards Of Canada quietly created its own aesthetic universe on 1998's Music Has The Right To Children, an unassuming album built around hardwired heart murmurs and melancholy memories of...read the complete review at The A.V. Club

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