Expanding to two days, the event will also feature Caribou, Working Men's Club and moreThe post Primal Scream and Bicep to headline Wide Awake 2022 appeared first on NME.

The Music Managers Forum (MMF), meanwhile, said the move "raises all kinds of moral and legal questions"The post Caribou says Domino’s removal of Four Tet’s albums from streaming is “a desperate and vindictive act” appeared first on NME.

It comes with a wholesome, dog-filled official video The post Caribou shares uplifting new single ‘You Can Do It’ appeared first on NME.

Last year, Dan Snaith’s beloved Caribou finally returned from a six-year gap between albums with Suddenly. It was one of the best albums of 2020, and we all had a big Caribou tour to look forward to before the pandemic. Now, Snaith is going to hit the road this winter, and ahead of that he’s released a surprise new track.

The Polaris Music Prize, awarded annually for the best Canadian album of the year, has revealed its 2020 shortlist, consisting of 10 albums culled down from the initial 40-album long list that came out last month. Caribou's Suddenly, Kaytranada's Bubba, U.S. Girls' Heavy Light, Lido Pimienta's Miss Colombia, and Backxwash's God Has Nothing To Do...