boards of canada
music that sounds like a documentary you half-watched in a classroom in 1994 and cannot find again.
boards-of-canada.shrine
the whole catalogue is built on a single feeling: something you remember warmly that was probably never that good. the samples are children, the pads are warped, and nothing resolves cleanly.
roygbiv is the one everybody knows and it deserves it, but olson is the two minutes i actually keep going back to. nothing happens in it. that is the point.