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1 de oct. de 2024 · Caribou, “Honey”. For nearly a quarter century, Canada’s Dan Snaith has tinkered his way through rightly acclaimed and often commercially successful electronic music that runs the gamut from festival-sized dubstep to folktronica more appropriate for your breakfast nook.
2 de oct. de 2024 · Dan Snaith’s career has been a joyous thing to watch. Almost a quarter of a century the Canadian started out as Manitoba (soon renamed to Caribou) making a giddy mixture of dreamy ‘60s psychedelic pop, glitchy electronica and then cutting-edge dance music.
4 de oct. de 2024 · Every time Snaith seems like he might be touching terra firma, he seemingly blasts off thousands of miles into the stratosphere instead—a dazzling bait-and-switch that makes Honey endlessly replayable, as well as one of his most pure and potent works to date.
4 de oct. de 2024 · Dan Snaith’s first record in four years, he takes his Caribou project in yet another new direction. As if you weren’t prepared to read that Caribou has again jettisoned an old sound for a new old sound.
30 de sept. de 2024 · Caribou, known as Daphni on most dancefloors and Dan Snaith to his friends, is one of the most talented producers in the country. His previous release under the Caribou alias, Suddenly, was some of his best work, and he returns with a new album this October.
3 de oct. de 2024 · Producer Dan Snaith goes by many names, but it’s been a few years since we’ve heard from his more pop-leaning project, Caribou. Snaith wears many masks, but on Honey it’s clear that these different parts of himself have a distinct effect on the others.
3 de oct. de 2024 · On Honey, Snaith fuses the touchpoints of Caribou and Daphni to form a Cronenbergian patchwork. The UK funky-drenched "Broke My Heart" is an emotional bop at first glance, particularly if you're unacquainted with Snaith's past work.
