Disco Pogo has announced a new book honouring Boards of Canada.
Logically entitled ‘A Disco Pogo Tribute To Boards of Canada’, the publication follows hot on the heels of the enigmatic and hugely influential electronic act’s most recent album, ‘Inferno‘ — their first in 13 years. Pre-orders for the book are already live and copies are set to ship from 10th November 2026.
Highly respected electronic music writers and journalists such as Simon Reynolds, Elizabeth Alker, and David Keenan have all contributed to the pages. Original words span features, essays on music releases, think pieces and more. Meanwhile, timelines, family trees, a discography, gear list, and photography help paint a visual picture.
“Many musicians have cultivated cultishness, but few have succeeded as thoroughly as Boards of Canada,” said Reynolds.
“It is the fifth title in our Tribute series – following Daft Punk, Aphex Twin, LCD Soundsystem and Andrew Weatherall – and probably the most requested artist since we launched the series,” a spokesperson for Disco Pogo added.
You can find the full collection here.
Read our review of ‘Inferno’ here and read our beginner’s guide to Boards of Canada here.
Disco Pogo’s roots can be traced back to irreverent dance music publication Jockey Slut, which began life in Manchester at the hands of Bugged Out! heads John Burgess and Paul Benney. Initially a bi-monthly fanzine, between 1999 and 2004 it ran as a national monthly magazine.
