Boards of Canada - Sundown

Artist: Boards of Canada
Song: Sundown
Album: Tomorrow's Harvest
Track: #14

The song and album cover belong to Boards of Canada (Warp Records). Please support this artist by buying their latest album, Tomorrow's Harvest. Releases June 10th (EU) and June 11th (US).

[AlexanderRentsch]

Heard this track for the first time at an empty trainstation 5am in the morning. Felt like dreaming.

[vifcole]

My fav chord is the one at 0:54! C#M7. It wants to resolve to D#, but goes to E instead. None of the chords go where you expect. This track constantly alters your perception of what the tonic is! Actually kinda hard to keep up with for such a slow track.

[Freakyros]

The first time I heard this track was on the livestream of Tomorrow's Harvest they did on the radio. It was such a memorable end part track that truly left me in tears. Beautiful.

[thegrunch]

Feel like this is underrated. It's literally the most beautiful thing I've ever heard

[moodsurfer]

I love how some of the songs can touch your deepest feelings on some religious level. As if you are touching something mystical and inaccessible to human understanding with your mind

[MovedbyTruth]

Reminds me of driving through a desolate countryside, at sunset, by myself. Just as it's transitioning from light to dark.

While I found this album to be far worse than their previous efforts, it does have a few good songs. This one being my favorite.

[threedeemelodies]

that progression from 1:27-1:40 is so simple but it really stands out. understated genius

[nicolamangraviti]

One of those songs for which you feel exactly that words are not needed.
just as it is, it comes closer to what we cannot think and speak.

[SeeEdRun]

I like that this was published on June 9th. Also that chord at 1:01 is heaven.

[moodsurfer]

I recently returned from the cemetery, where I visited the grave of my grandmother, who died more than 20 years ago.
Such a strange peace in my soul after walking between the graves of those who lived and died decades before my birth. A reminder of the transience of our lives. And yet the concept of life and death, it seems to me, is far beyond our understanding. The track fits perfectly with the mood

[whovianmusic]

If I ever become an astronaut, when I see another planet's sunrise for the first time in orbit this is what I want to hear.

[philipchance]

This is reminding me of early Steve Roach ambient. Great!

[kamidzu]

Осень 2023. Скоро ноябрь. Мне снился ужасный сон, выпадает снег. Отношения с социумом ужасные. К пасмурному небу и настроению эта песня отлично подходит. Спасибо, что подходишь ко мне, BoC.

[MrDanybe]

Louis Theroux never disappoints with the melodic background music, so relevant to the documentary theme, amazing sounds and takes viewers on a journey

[louismarlow]

This should be used as the soundtrack for a sad death scene (death of a hero) towards the end of a film. It has that sort of feel to it...

[Kennedyop]

I first heard this track in 2018. Never caught my attention much until recently. This is such a gorgeous track! I can't stop playing it lately.

[DrLeePercussion]

If you guys like this track watch the film Baraka.

[brianlorey]

Makes me think of everything past present & future

[GeckoHogheadIncOfficial]

Interesting that this masterpiece was uploaded on my 20th birthday.
Where has this been in my life for so long???

[rahxeira]

This really does sound like a sunset over the smoggy city