Geogaddi (2002) Album Review

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Music critics combined give Geogaddi a score of 3.2324 out of 4

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Music critics combined give Geogaddi a score of 4 out of 4

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Music critics combined give Geogaddi a score of 3 out of 4

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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. Read more about Geogaddi on PopMatters

Stylus Magazine

Reviewing this record is difficult. Read more about Geogaddi on Stylus Magazine

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. Read more about Geogaddi on Rolling Stone

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 Read more about Geogaddi on Rolling Stone

PopMatters

Perhaps two of electronica's more enigmatic composers, Marcus Eoin and Michael Sandison rerouted the direction of electronic music in 1998 when their debut LP, Music Has the Right to Children , dropped out of the sky. Read more about Geogaddi on PopMatters

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