Morning Music Notes – Embarrasingly Late Edition

Boards of Canada Returning?
Clash Music is reporting that Boards of Canada are working on a new album. That report was confirmed by someone asking the band on their Facebook page, and the band saying “yes”. I guess that’ pretty good proof… regardless – can’t wait to hear new stuff from Boards of Canada.
Via ClashMusic…

Austin City Limits Archive on your iPad:
Clearly jealous of all the attention SXSW is getting in Austin this week, Austin City Limits has released the ACL Archive App for the iPad. It has the complete archive, and costs $2.99 per month – which goes to support KLRU, the public broadcaster that produces the show. A cool app, and certainly a good cause.
Via TechCrunch…

MadDecent Launches Subscription Service:
Label of many amazing genre-bending dance music evil geniuses Mad Decent, has announced a fan club for 2010’s…
The service costs $10 per month, and like many of the increasingly popular cloud storage services, you can access your Mad Decent “digital crate” from any computer. It also sounds much like the recently launched Stones Throw subscription service, which similarly uses the platform Drip.fm.
Now THAT is a fan club.
Via Pitchfork…

Canada To Allow Foreign Ownership of Wireless Companies:
Going to carefully avoid bias here, and stick with the headline. We are only allowed to make up your mind about music. Read on and decide this one for yourself.
Via iPhone in Canada…

REM’s Peter Buck Working on a new album:
Maybe he’s working with Boards of Canada?
Via NME…

IE10 Screenshots:
Microsoft released some screenshots from IE10 today, and it looks pretty sexy! But, will no doubt still ruin your workday somehow…
ViaSlashGear…

10 Hours of Darth Vader Breathing:
Maybe there’s a teaser for a new Star Wars Movie in there somewhere… to know for sure, you’ll need to watch all 10 hours.