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submitted by Nick Jul 27th 2010 05:00 pm (stereogum.com)
“Sun” is the second video from Caribou’s Swim, following “Odessa.” This one is a little more fun. The clip’s middle-aged stars do an ecstatic dance while other, younger dancers do synchronized moves between them. Directed by Simon Owens, the same guy who did LCD Soundsystem’s “New York, I Love You But You’re Bringing Me Down” [...]
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submitted by Nick Jun 3rd 2024 08:00 pm (www.stereogum.com)
It’s been four years since Caribou, Dan Snaith’s long-running genre-shifting project, released Suddenly, their last album. Earlier this spring, Snaith released the dance track “Suddenly,” the first new Caribou track in a few years. Today, he’s got another new one.
Elton John’s album Caribou turns 50 years old this summer. He’s celebrating with a deluxe reissue to be released this Saturday for Record Store Day, which will include the previously unreleased outtake “Ducktail Jiver.” As part of the rollout for that project, Sir Elton has released footage of his first li...
submitted by Nick Apr 8th 2024 03:00 pm (www.stereogum.com)
In 2020, Dan Snaith’s long-running and much-loved Caribou project released the great LP Suddenly, the first album under that name in six years. Snaith followed that with the one-off 2021 Caribou single “You Can Do It.” Since then, Snaith has been more focused on his dance music alter-ego Daphni; he released the Daph...
submitted by Nick Mar 31st 2023 12:00 am (www.stereogum.com)
Back then he was going by Manitoba. I have lots of love and respect for the music Dan Snaith has released as Caribou, and I can refer to the likes of Swim and Suddenly as Caribou records without cognitive dissonance. But I refuse to recognize Up In Flames, the project’s breakthrough sophomore LP, as a Caribou release. Every glorious so...
In 2021, Sam Shepherd’s Floating Points project memorably released an album-length collaboration with the late free-jazz saxophonist Pharoah Sanders (pictured above with Shepherd) and the London Symphony Orchestra, and we named it one of the best albums of the year. Now, Floating Points has announced the world-premiere performance of P...
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