Andorra was full-band ‘60s-inflected psychedelic pop that recalled a more restrained version of the wily sensorama of 2003’s Up in Flames, itself a work of multivalent hazy retro-futurist pop and ...

Caribou is pleased is to announce a world tour beginning in Manchester, England on April 19th. The North American leg of the tour will begin on May 3rd in Toronto. Merge Records will release Swim, Dan ...

Almost every time it plays, no matter where, we are reminded of how great Caribou's "Odessa" actually is, because for some reason we always seem to forget. Maybe it's because it sounds like an Arto ...

Still riding—or rather floating—high on 2010 Caribou has announced plans for a Swim remix album. Due out October 26 th, the disc features remixes and re-imaginings from Junior Boys, Fuck Buttons, Gold ...

After winning Canada’s coveted Polaris Music Prize for his 2008 album “Andorra,” musician Dan Snaith (who performs with a backing band under the stage name Caribou) had some pressure going into… By ...

Caribou is the alter ego of Dan Snaith, a Canadian electronic music producer with a maths PhD in “overconvergent Siegel modular forms”. No, me neither. Happily Swim follows an equation understandable ...

The first Caribou record since the Polaris Prize-winning 'Andorra' is a fine blend of indie, electronica and creeping psychedelia. Think a more experimental Royksopp meets a less-commercial Hot Chip.

Polaris Prize winner and sometime live percussionist Dan Snaith, operating first as Manitoba and now, post-lawsuit as Caribou, is one of modern music’s more cerebral artistes. With his PhD in ...