I had thought the b-side would be kind of disposable–that it would sound like somebody playing a Final Fantasy video game through a delay pedal

You can read Seymour Wright talking through these implications in the extended interview with Edition festival director John Chantler in the accompanying book

they have performed at Big Ears Festival and alongside acts like Yo La Tengo

It was not until the summer of 1979

BOARDS OF CANADA - Tomorrow's Harvest DLP Blackened I had thought the b-sideBoards Of Canada are among the most respected and influential electronic artists not only of the here and now, but of all time. The producer duo from Scotland is surrounded by a mystical aura, fed by extremely rare public appearances, rare interviews and almost exclusive communication with their fans about their musical output. The response to the first hints of a new release is correspondingly great. This now takes the form of "Tomorrow's Harvest",