Boards Of Canada have announced a new album called Inferno, their first full-length in 13 years, due May 29, 2026 on Warp. The rollout included cryptic VHS-tape teasers and a series of posters before the official announcement, with 18 tracks reported for the record.[1][2][3][4]
If you’d like, I can pull together a quick timeline of the teaser campaign and a preview track list from the official announcements, plus a map of release formats (standard vs. special edition vinyl). I can also pull in additional sources or confirm regional release details for South Africa.
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bleep.comIt’s happening: Boards Of Canada finally have a new album coming out. Today the Scottish IDM legends announced that Inferno, their follow-up to 2013’s Tomorrow’s Harvest, will arrive in just over a month. As of now, there’s no full single out yet, but you can hear a snippet of what’s to come in a 42-second trailer…
stereogum.comDate published: 22nd Apr 2026 After weeks of teasing, Boards Of Canada have finally announced their new album *Inferno*. The long-awaited fifth album from the electronic duo, it comes 13 years after their last release. The new album will be released via Warp on Friday 29th May, with 18 new tracks for fans to get stuck into. There will also be a special edition vinyl released alongside a 16-page booklet which you can pre-order here. There aren't any new tracks to hear yet, but the album release...
www.skiddle.comBoards Of Canada announce their long-awaited new record.
www.skiddle.comThe Scottish duo's fifth studio album is set to drop on on May 29 via Warp and will feature 18 tracks The post Boards Of Canada announce ‘Inferno’ – their first album in 13 years appeared first on NME.
www.wtyefm.comTheir first full-length in 13 years arrives on May 29th.
theneedledrop.comLegendary electronic duo Boards Of Canada have announced their new album 'Inferno' will drop on 29th May
clunkmag.comFollowing an intriguing rollout campaign of VHS tapes, the electronic duo will release the long-awaited 'Inferno' this May.
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