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Boards of Canada criticise The White House for using their music in political messaging

Mixmag 12 June 2026, 10:35 UTC 12 Jun 2026

Boards of Canada criticise The White House for using their music in political messaging — Mixmag

The duo say that they "do not condone the unauthorised use of their music for political messaging" Continue reading...

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