5 Key Facts About Boards of Canada's Tomorrow's Harvest

Released June 4, 2013 Tomorrow’s Harvest came out on Warp Records on June 4, 2013, marking the duo’s first album in eight years.

Self-released without promotion Boards of Canada dropped the album with no advance singles or press, letting the music speak for itself.

Darker, dystopian tone The record shifts from their nostalgic sound to a bleak, cinematic atmosphere, evoking decay and environmental collapse.

Inspired by 1970s and 1980s film scores The album draws heavily from John Carpenter-style synth soundtracks and apocalyptic sci-fi, giving it a tense, retro-futuristic feel.

Track titles reference real locations Songs like “Reach for the Dead” and “Cold Earth” name actual places, grounding the abstract dread in a recognizable world.