5 Things to Know About Boards of Canada’s Geogaddi
- Geogaddi was released on February 18, 2002, on Warp Records.
- It is the duo’s second studio album, following their 1998 debut Music Has the Right to Children.
- The album is darker and more unsettling than its predecessor, with themes of paranoia, cults, and numerology.
- Its dense, layered production rewards repeated listens, revealing hidden samples and subliminal messages.
- Geogaddi is widely considered a landmark in electronic music, though its eerie tone makes it less accessible than their earlier work.