About a year ago, Caribou mastermind Dan Snaith couldn't swim. On a good day, he might get a decent doggy paddle going but, really, he could barely stay afloat. All that changed when his wife got him swimming lessons for Christmas. "Then I became completely obsessed with it and now I swim constantly," he says. "The only times I really left the house in the past year were either to go out to a club late at night or, in the middle of making music during the day, I'd go to swim every day. It was important to get some distance, and ideas would percolate around in my head as I was swimming away. So it seemed like a theme that was appropriate."
With its absorption of club culture sounds weaved within subtle pop frameworks, Swim is Caribou's masterpiece-the record he's wanted to bring to fruition for as long as he's been making music. A Canadian from small-town Ontario now based in England, Snaith has been a leading figure in electronic music over the past decade. A mathematics scholar and an ingenious multi-instrumentalist/composer, he surprised critics and fans with 2007's Andorra, a brilliant, electro-tinged pop breakthrough with a timeless grace that made most year-end "Best of" lists and won Canada's prestigious Polaris Music Prize. After the startling infectiousness of Andorra, Swim is a more complex, multi-layered affair-ripe with fascinating rhythms, instrumentation, and vocals (including those of Born Ruffians' Luke Lalonde, who appears on "Jamelia")-that becomes more alluring with each listen. And it's got Caribou floating.
"The real substance of the sound of the record for me is this idea of making dance music that consists of liquid elements," Snaith explains. "Rather than sounding metallic and rigid, everything is washing around you while you're listening to it - from one ear to another - but also the pitch is oscillating up and down, and each instrument is going in and out of tune with everything else. Sounds are emerging and disappearing, like everything is made out of water. Dance music is very much associated with very crisp, metallic, clean sounds. I like this idea of dance music that just washes around with fluidity." "I feel like it's the most 'me' album that I've made," Snaith continues. "In the past, oftentimes part of the excitement of making music for me was hearing someone else's music-some long-forgotten record from the past-and deciphering how to make those sounds and incorporate those ideas into something of my own. This record is much less a product of its influences. I think this is the record that I'm most proud of because it's the most 'me' in the way things sound; I feel like I have my own vocabulary now. So much of contemporary music is soaked in referencing this or that. I wanted people to put the record on and not be able to say, 'This sounds like so- and- so.' I want people to say, 'This sounds like Dan!' It's what everybody wants-to have their fingerprint on the music they're making. I feel like I've achieved that to a greater extent than I have in the past, and that's exciting."
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With its absorption of club culture sounds weaved within subtle pop frameworks, Swim is Caribou's masterpiece-the record he's wanted to bring to fruition for as long as he's been making music. A Canadian from small-town Ontario now based in England, Snaith has been a leading figure in electronic music over the past decade. A mathematics scholar and an ingenious multi-instrumentalist/composer, he surprised critics and fans with 2007's Andorra, a brilliant, electro-tinged pop breakthrough with a timeless grace that made most year-end "Best of" lists and won Canada's prestigious Polaris Music Prize. After the startling infectiousness of Andorra, Swim is a more complex, multi-layered affair-ripe with fascinating rhythms, instrumentation, and vocals (including those of Born Ruffians' Luke Lalonde, who appears on "Jamelia")-that becomes more alluring with each listen. And it's got Caribou floating.
"The real substance of the sound of the record for me is this idea of making dance music that consists of liquid elements," Snaith explains. "Rather than sounding metallic and rigid, everything is washing around you while you're listening to it - from one ear to another - but also the pitch is oscillating up and down, and each instrument is going in and out of tune with everything else. Sounds are emerging and disappearing, like everything is made out of water. Dance music is very much associated with very crisp, metallic, clean sounds. I like this idea of dance music that just washes around with fluidity." "I feel like it's the most 'me' album that I've made," Snaith continues. "In the past, oftentimes part of the excitement of making music for me was hearing someone else's music-some long-forgotten record from the past-and deciphering how to make those sounds and incorporate those ideas into something of my own. This record is much less a product of its influences. I think this is the record that I'm most proud of because it's the most 'me' in the way things sound; I feel like I have my own vocabulary now. So much of contemporary music is soaked in referencing this or that. I wanted people to put the record on and not be able to say, 'This sounds like so- and- so.' I want people to say, 'This sounds like Dan!' It's what everybody wants-to have their fingerprint on the music they're making. I feel like I've achieved that to a greater extent than I have in the past, and that's exciting."
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11/05/12
Today, Daphni released a 7.5 hour live DJ set from the London album release party for JIAOLONG as well as a new video for “Ahora.”
JIAOLONG, the debut full-length from Daphni, is in stores on CD and dbl-LP now, and you can listen to the entire album on Daphni’s Soundcloud page. The LA Times called JIALONG, “nine timeless dance-floor bangers that resurrect a moment” and you can read excellent interviews with Daphni’s Dan Snaith at XLR8R, and Macleans in Canada.
Listen & download the live DJ set from Daphni now via SoundCloud
“Ahora” is the fourth video in Jane Eastlight’s series to celebrate the release of JIAOLONG. You can watch her stunning videos for “Pairs,” “Long,” and “Ye Ye” at YouTube now.
JIALONG is available on CD, dbl-LP and digital now in the Merge store.
Click here to view the embedded video.
JIAOLONG, the debut full-length from Daphni, is in stores on CD and dbl-LP now, and you can listen to the entire album on Daphni’s Soundcloud page. The LA Times called JIALONG, “nine timeless dance-floor bangers that resurrect a moment” and you can read excellent interviews with Daphni’s Dan Snaith at XLR8R, and Macleans in Canada.
Listen & download the live DJ set from Daphni now via SoundCloud
“Ahora” is the fourth video in Jane Eastlight’s series to celebrate the release of JIAOLONG. You can watch her stunning videos for “Pairs,” “Long,” and “Ye Ye” at YouTube now.
JIALONG is available on CD, dbl-LP and digital now in the Merge store.
Click here to view the embedded video.
10/22/12
JIAOLONG, the debut full-length from Daphni, is in stores on CD now, and you can listen to the entire album on Daphni’s Soundcloud page!
“Long” is the third video in Jane Eastlight’s series to celebrate the release of JIAOLONG. You can watch her stunning videos for “Pairs” and “Ye Ye” at YouTube now.
Click here to view the embedded video.
Order JIAOLONG now on CD, double-LP and digitally at iTunes now.
“JIAOLONG is the sound of a producer having the time of his life” ~ NME
“Some of the most acclaimed underground dance tracks of recent times” ~The Guardian
“It’s a shaken-up spray-can of a record that refuses to sit still for a second” ~ Drowned in Sound
“JIAOLONG is a full-on, sweat-dripping-off-the-ceiling basement banger of an album” ~ The Quietus
“Long” is the third video in Jane Eastlight’s series to celebrate the release of JIAOLONG. You can watch her stunning videos for “Pairs” and “Ye Ye” at YouTube now.
Click here to view the embedded video.
Order JIAOLONG now on CD, double-LP and digitally at iTunes now.
“JIAOLONG is the sound of a producer having the time of his life” ~ NME
“Some of the most acclaimed underground dance tracks of recent times” ~The Guardian
“It’s a shaken-up spray-can of a record that refuses to sit still for a second” ~ Drowned in Sound
“JIAOLONG is a full-on, sweat-dripping-off-the-ceiling basement banger of an album” ~ The Quietus
08/17/12
While Caribou has been touring the globe throughout 2012 in support of Radiohead, Dan Snaith has fallen deeper into his love affair with the dance floor to bring us a full-length release as Daphni. The first Daphni album of shape-shifting works is titled JIAOLONG (pronounced JOW-long) and will be released on Merge Records in North America on October 16. You can pre-order JIAOLONG now on CD and 150-gram double-LP in the Merge store. All preorders will include a poster and a sticker, while supplies last. The digital album will be released on October 9, and is available as a pre-order at iTunes now.
“I’ve been surprised by the number of transcendent moments I, sober and in my mid-30s, have had in clubs in the last few years,” Dan says. “There’s some magic in it still. The cliché about the collective consciousness of clubs still seems to hold water in some special cases. There is a small world where dance music lives up to its potential to liberate, surprise, and innovate. It’s there that I hope Daphni has a place.”
You can watch the video for the track “Ye Ye” here. You can also read more about Daphni and the new album, including track listing, here.
Daphni, aka Dan Snaith of Caribou, “…never loses sight of the fact that club music can be both a vessel for creativity and a lot of fun at the same time.” —Beats Per Minute
Watch the video for Daphni’s “Ye Ye” now at YouTube
Pre-order JIAOLONG in the Merge Store now!
Tracklist:
1. Yes, I Know
2. Cos-Ber-Zam – Ne Noya (Daphni Mix)
3. Ye Ye
4. Light
5. Pairs
6. Ahora
7. Jiao
8. Springs
9. Long
“I’ve been surprised by the number of transcendent moments I, sober and in my mid-30s, have had in clubs in the last few years,” Dan says. “There’s some magic in it still. The cliché about the collective consciousness of clubs still seems to hold water in some special cases. There is a small world where dance music lives up to its potential to liberate, surprise, and innovate. It’s there that I hope Daphni has a place.”
You can watch the video for the track “Ye Ye” here. You can also read more about Daphni and the new album, including track listing, here.
Daphni, aka Dan Snaith of Caribou, “…never loses sight of the fact that club music can be both a vessel for creativity and a lot of fun at the same time.” —Beats Per Minute
Watch the video for Daphni’s “Ye Ye” now at YouTube
Pre-order JIAOLONG in the Merge Store now!
Tracklist:
1. Yes, I Know
2. Cos-Ber-Zam – Ne Noya (Daphni Mix)
3. Ye Ye
4. Light
5. Pairs
6. Ahora
7. Jiao
8. Springs
9. Long
07/24/12
While Caribou has been touring the globe throughout 2012 in support of Radiohead, Dan Snaith has fallen deeper into his love affair with the dance floor to bring us a full-length release as Daphni. The first Daphni album of shape-shifting works is titled JIAOLONG (pronounced JOW-long) and will be released on Merge Records in North America on October 16.
Throughout Caribou’s ongoing world tour, Dan has been hitting club nights in each city, DJing into the wee hours in search of that sweet spot. “DJs have the potential to blindside you,” Snaith says. “During the time I was making the Caribou album Swim, I’d fallen back in love with moments in small, dark clubs when a DJ puts on a piece of music that not only can you not identify, but that until you heard it you could not have conceived of existing.”
Inspired to work in a completely different way—setting aside the meticulous compositional rigors and musical layers that underpin Caribou songs—Dan Snaith-as-Daphni reaches out for a more feminine, fluid energy and seeks instant gratification. “Daphni tracks are rough and spontaneous,” he explains. “They’re about working fast and intuitively, capturing the manic energy needed to start a track one afternoon, have it finished, and be playing it in a club that night.”
Daphni’s debut was a re-imagining of Cortney Tidwell’s “Watusii” in 2009. Wrapping her vocal in a gloriously layered and tripped out 14-minute bundle of joy that snuck up gently, grew relentlessly, and left listeners dizzy and euphoric, this musical template has been locked in place ever since. Who says man cannot squeeze soul from machines?
Acclaimed remixes of Hot Chip and Emeralds have followed, while the first proper Daphni track was a split 12-inch with Four Tet in the form of “Ye Ye,” a subby and plundering tune that positively screams for an open window to cool down. It was and still is a blistering opening gambit, as was the follow-up 12-inch “Ne Noya,” his mix of Cos-Ber-Zam with its superb aquatic rumblings. This release also featured the acidic soulful throb of “Yes, I Know” and the Afro-centric synth-haze that is “Jiao.”
“Electronic instruments are notoriously uncontrollable, unpredictable, and recalcitrant!” Snaith says ruefully. “I’ve been building a modular synthesizer, which plays a prominent role on this album. It growls or screams when I don’t expect it to. Nudging one dial changes the sound so drastically that I’ll never get the original sound back. It’s like improvising with another musician, and its voice is all over this music.”
Exclusive tracks from this essential collection include the bubbling rat-a-tat of “Light,” the perfect synergy of percussive zing and computer flash in “Pairs,” the Pterodactyl-swing of “Springs,” and the undulating finale of “Long.”
JIAOLONG sits easily with the kinetic likes of Theo Parrish and Floating Points and is sure to be seen as one of the best records of 2012, both in the dance community and beyond.
“I’ve been surprised by the number of transcendent moments I, sober and in my mid-30s, have had in clubs in the last few years,” Dan says. “There’s some magic in it still. The cliché about the collective consciousness of clubs still seems to hold water in some special cases. There is a small world where dance music lives up to its potential to liberate, surprise, and innovate. It’s there that I hope Daphni has a place.”
Watch the video for Daphni’s “Ye Ye” now at YouTube
Tracklist:
1. Yes, I Know
2. Cos-Ber-Zam – Ne Noya (Daphni Mix)
3. Ye Ye
4. Light
5. Pairs
6. Ahora
7. Jiao
8. Springs
9. Long
Throughout Caribou’s ongoing world tour, Dan has been hitting club nights in each city, DJing into the wee hours in search of that sweet spot. “DJs have the potential to blindside you,” Snaith says. “During the time I was making the Caribou album Swim, I’d fallen back in love with moments in small, dark clubs when a DJ puts on a piece of music that not only can you not identify, but that until you heard it you could not have conceived of existing.”
Inspired to work in a completely different way—setting aside the meticulous compositional rigors and musical layers that underpin Caribou songs—Dan Snaith-as-Daphni reaches out for a more feminine, fluid energy and seeks instant gratification. “Daphni tracks are rough and spontaneous,” he explains. “They’re about working fast and intuitively, capturing the manic energy needed to start a track one afternoon, have it finished, and be playing it in a club that night.”
Daphni’s debut was a re-imagining of Cortney Tidwell’s “Watusii” in 2009. Wrapping her vocal in a gloriously layered and tripped out 14-minute bundle of joy that snuck up gently, grew relentlessly, and left listeners dizzy and euphoric, this musical template has been locked in place ever since. Who says man cannot squeeze soul from machines?
Acclaimed remixes of Hot Chip and Emeralds have followed, while the first proper Daphni track was a split 12-inch with Four Tet in the form of “Ye Ye,” a subby and plundering tune that positively screams for an open window to cool down. It was and still is a blistering opening gambit, as was the follow-up 12-inch “Ne Noya,” his mix of Cos-Ber-Zam with its superb aquatic rumblings. This release also featured the acidic soulful throb of “Yes, I Know” and the Afro-centric synth-haze that is “Jiao.”
“Electronic instruments are notoriously uncontrollable, unpredictable, and recalcitrant!” Snaith says ruefully. “I’ve been building a modular synthesizer, which plays a prominent role on this album. It growls or screams when I don’t expect it to. Nudging one dial changes the sound so drastically that I’ll never get the original sound back. It’s like improvising with another musician, and its voice is all over this music.”
Exclusive tracks from this essential collection include the bubbling rat-a-tat of “Light,” the perfect synergy of percussive zing and computer flash in “Pairs,” the Pterodactyl-swing of “Springs,” and the undulating finale of “Long.”
JIAOLONG sits easily with the kinetic likes of Theo Parrish and Floating Points and is sure to be seen as one of the best records of 2012, both in the dance community and beyond.
“I’ve been surprised by the number of transcendent moments I, sober and in my mid-30s, have had in clubs in the last few years,” Dan says. “There’s some magic in it still. The cliché about the collective consciousness of clubs still seems to hold water in some special cases. There is a small world where dance music lives up to its potential to liberate, surprise, and innovate. It’s there that I hope Daphni has a place.”
Watch the video for Daphni’s “Ye Ye” now at YouTube
Tracklist:
1. Yes, I Know
2. Cos-Ber-Zam – Ne Noya (Daphni Mix)
3. Ye Ye
4. Light
5. Pairs
6. Ahora
7. Jiao
8. Springs
9. Long
03/05/12
Caribou will join Radiohead for a series of shows beginning April 17 in Mexico City and ending June 16 in Toronto, so bring your friends and get there early!
Caribou’s latest release Swim is available on CD, dbl-LP and digital download now in the Merge store, and visit caribou.fm for the most up-to-date world tour information.
Caribou on tour with Radiohead:
April 17 Mexico City, Mexico Foro Sol
April 18 Mexico City, Mexico Foro Sol
May 29 Mansfield, MA Comcast Center
May 31 Newark, NJ Prudential Center
June 01 Newark, NJ Prudential Center
June 03 Washington, DC Verizon Center Arena
June 05 Cincinnati, OH Riverbend Music Center
June 06 Cuyahoga Falls, OH Blossom Music Center
June 10 Chicago, IL First Midwest Bank Amphitheatre
June 11 Auburn Hills, MI The Palace of Auburn Hills
June 13 Camden, NJ Susquehanna Bank Center
June 15 Montreal, QC Bell Centre
June 16 Toronto, ON Downsview Park
Caribou’s latest release Swim is available on CD, dbl-LP and digital download now in the Merge store, and visit caribou.fm for the most up-to-date world tour information.
Caribou on tour with Radiohead:
April 17 Mexico City, Mexico Foro Sol
April 18 Mexico City, Mexico Foro Sol
May 29 Mansfield, MA Comcast Center
May 31 Newark, NJ Prudential Center
June 01 Newark, NJ Prudential Center
June 03 Washington, DC Verizon Center Arena
June 05 Cincinnati, OH Riverbend Music Center
June 06 Cuyahoga Falls, OH Blossom Music Center
June 10 Chicago, IL First Midwest Bank Amphitheatre
June 11 Auburn Hills, MI The Palace of Auburn Hills
June 13 Camden, NJ Susquehanna Bank Center
June 15 Montreal, QC Bell Centre
June 16 Toronto, ON Downsview Park
03/28/11
Caribou and Arcade Fire took home Juno awards at Saturday’s ceremony in Toronto. Caribou’s Swim won “Electronic Album of the Year” in the inaugural year for the category. Arcade Fire’s The Suburbs took home four awards including Album of the Year, Alternative Album of the Year, Songwriter of the Year, and Group of the Year.
Caribou’s Swim and Arcade Fire’s The Suburbs are both available now on CD, dbl-LP and digital download in the Merge store.
Congratulations to Caribou & Arcade Fire on their wins!
Caribou’s Swim and Arcade Fire’s The Suburbs are both available now on CD, dbl-LP and digital download in the Merge store.
Congratulations to Caribou & Arcade Fire on their wins!
03/04/11
Record Store Day is Saturday, April 16, and we have some special goodies to add to the celebration!
WILD FLAG – “Future Crimes” b/w “Glass Tambourine” 7-inch
The hotly anticipated debut release from the new musical partnership between Carrie Brownstein, Mary Timony, Janet Weiss and Rebecca Cole will be released exclusively in 7-inch form on Record Store Day! Produced by Spoon’s Britt Daniel, these tracks have already become viral hits through widely circulated videos taken during the band’s recent tour dates. Maybe this 7-inch will answer the question posed by WILD FLAG: What do you get when you cross a hamburger with a hot dog?
Listen to “Glass Tambourine” now at NPR Music!
Superchunk – Here’s Where the Strings Come In CD/LP reissue
Out of print for years, Here’s Where the Strings Come In has been remastered by Jason Ward at Chicago Mastering Company from the original 1/2″ reels, and will be available for the first time on 180 gram vinyl (with download coupon), and on CD newly packaged in LP-style cardboard sleeves. The heavy-duty vinyl jackets were re-printed at the original printing plant, Stoughton Printing Co, from the 1995 release. Both formats will also come with a download of exclusive bonus materials from the Superchunk vaults.
Caribou - Swim (Remixes) 12-inch
Originally released as a digital-only companion to Caribou’s acclaimed 2010 release Swim, the Swim (Remixes) double A-side 12-inch features “Leave House (Motor City Drum Ensemble Remix)” b/w “Jamelia (Gold Panda Remix)” as well as a code to download the entire 14-track release. Limited to 1000 and packaged in a European-style black sleeve, this 12-inch is a must for DJs and Caribou fans alike!
Polvo – Celebrate the New Dark Age 12-inch – Autographed by original line-up!
Originally released in 2008, this re-issue of Polvo’s guitar-twisting seven-song EP on limited-edition 180-gram vinyl is a Merge hallmark. Complete with great sleeve design by Independent Project Press, and a free download coupon. Exclusively for Record Store Day, a limited number of this vinyl EP have been autographed by the original 1994 Polvo line-up!
Superchunk / Coliseum – “Horror Business” b/w “Bullet” split 7-inch
Merge Records and Temporary Residence Limited have partnered to co-release “Horror Business” b/w “Bullet,” a limited-edition 7-inch of Misfits covers from Superchunk and Coliseum for April 16 – Record Store Day. Limited to 1,500 copies and available exclusively in record stores, the 7-inch cover was designed by Coliseum singer/guitarist Ryan Patterson, with a nod to the artwork from the Misfits’ Three Hits From Hell single. The 7-inch will be issued on three different colors of vinyl: Yellow w/ Black Splatter; Magenta w/ Black Splatter; and standard Black (500 copies of each).
WILD FLAG – “Future Crimes” b/w “Glass Tambourine” 7-inch
The hotly anticipated debut release from the new musical partnership between Carrie Brownstein, Mary Timony, Janet Weiss and Rebecca Cole will be released exclusively in 7-inch form on Record Store Day! Produced by Spoon’s Britt Daniel, these tracks have already become viral hits through widely circulated videos taken during the band’s recent tour dates. Maybe this 7-inch will answer the question posed by WILD FLAG: What do you get when you cross a hamburger with a hot dog?
Listen to “Glass Tambourine” now at NPR Music!
Superchunk – Here’s Where the Strings Come In CD/LP reissue
Out of print for years, Here’s Where the Strings Come In has been remastered by Jason Ward at Chicago Mastering Company from the original 1/2″ reels, and will be available for the first time on 180 gram vinyl (with download coupon), and on CD newly packaged in LP-style cardboard sleeves. The heavy-duty vinyl jackets were re-printed at the original printing plant, Stoughton Printing Co, from the 1995 release. Both formats will also come with a download of exclusive bonus materials from the Superchunk vaults.
Caribou - Swim (Remixes) 12-inch
Originally released as a digital-only companion to Caribou’s acclaimed 2010 release Swim, the Swim (Remixes) double A-side 12-inch features “Leave House (Motor City Drum Ensemble Remix)” b/w “Jamelia (Gold Panda Remix)” as well as a code to download the entire 14-track release. Limited to 1000 and packaged in a European-style black sleeve, this 12-inch is a must for DJs and Caribou fans alike!
Polvo – Celebrate the New Dark Age 12-inch – Autographed by original line-up!
Originally released in 2008, this re-issue of Polvo’s guitar-twisting seven-song EP on limited-edition 180-gram vinyl is a Merge hallmark. Complete with great sleeve design by Independent Project Press, and a free download coupon. Exclusively for Record Store Day, a limited number of this vinyl EP have been autographed by the original 1994 Polvo line-up!
Superchunk / Coliseum – “Horror Business” b/w “Bullet” split 7-inch
Merge Records and Temporary Residence Limited have partnered to co-release “Horror Business” b/w “Bullet,” a limited-edition 7-inch of Misfits covers from Superchunk and Coliseum for April 16 – Record Store Day. Limited to 1,500 copies and available exclusively in record stores, the 7-inch cover was designed by Coliseum singer/guitarist Ryan Patterson, with a nod to the artwork from the Misfits’ Three Hits From Hell single. The 7-inch will be issued on three different colors of vinyl: Yellow w/ Black Splatter; Magenta w/ Black Splatter; and standard Black (500 copies of each).
02/21/11
Last April, Caribou challenged their fans to a remix contest. They shared the parts of “Sun” from their latest release Swim and waited to see what would happen. The winner was an enthusiastic artist named Altrice who gradually remixed the whole album and called his project Stem.
“For me Altrice’s entry stood out quite a distance from all the others. His version of the track was focused and distinctive – dramatically different from the original and the other remixes we received,” Caribou’s Dan Snaith said. “Altrice’s music is beautifully simple – focusing on only a handful of elements but ingeniously reinventing them to make each song very much his own. It’s this confidence that makes Stem so coherent – it doesn’t sound like an album of remixes but an album in it’s own right. The best possible outcome of the remix contest was to discover someone unknown to me whose music moved me. That certainly happened. And then some.”
Listen to Altrice’s Stem on SoundCloud, and if you like it, support Altrice by visiting City Slang to purchase the download. You can also download it in the Merge store until March 21. Caribou’s Swim is available on CD, dbl-LP, and digital download in the Merge store.
“For me Altrice’s entry stood out quite a distance from all the others. His version of the track was focused and distinctive – dramatically different from the original and the other remixes we received,” Caribou’s Dan Snaith said. “Altrice’s music is beautifully simple – focusing on only a handful of elements but ingeniously reinventing them to make each song very much his own. It’s this confidence that makes Stem so coherent – it doesn’t sound like an album of remixes but an album in it’s own right. The best possible outcome of the remix contest was to discover someone unknown to me whose music moved me. That certainly happened. And then some.”
Listen to Altrice’s Stem on SoundCloud, and if you like it, support Altrice by visiting City Slang to purchase the download. You can also download it in the Merge store until March 21. Caribou’s Swim is available on CD, dbl-LP, and digital download in the Merge store.
02/01/11
Congratulations to Caribou & Arcade Fire on their multiple Juno award nominations! The Juno awards are presented annually by the Canadian Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences to Canadian musical artists and bands to acknowledge their artistic and technical achievements in all aspects of music.
Caribou is nominated for Best New Artist and Electronic Album of the Year. These are the first ever Juno nominations for Caribou!
Arcade Fire is nominated for Album of the Year, Group of the Year, Songwriter of the Year, Alternative Album of the Year, Producer of the Year, and Recording Package of the Year. They will also be performing at the Juno Awards Ceremony on March 27.
Good luck to Caribou & Arcade Fire!
Caribou’s Swim and Arcade Fire’s The Suburbs are available now on CD, dbl-LP and digital download in the Merge store.
Caribou is nominated for Best New Artist and Electronic Album of the Year. These are the first ever Juno nominations for Caribou!
Arcade Fire is nominated for Album of the Year, Group of the Year, Songwriter of the Year, Alternative Album of the Year, Producer of the Year, and Recording Package of the Year. They will also be performing at the Juno Awards Ceremony on March 27.
Good luck to Caribou & Arcade Fire!
Caribou’s Swim and Arcade Fire’s The Suburbs are available now on CD, dbl-LP and digital download in the Merge store.
12/02/10
It’s easy to miss out on some of the digital-only releases we throw your way—the Internet is a pretty crowded place these days! Here’s a quick summary of what you may have missed:
The limited-edition Destroyer 12-inch “Archer on the Beach” is out-of-print in the Merge store, but you can now buy the songs via digital download!
Don’t miss out on Swim Remixes—Caribou’s answer to what happens when you put one of the year’s hottest dance records in the hands of some of the world’s best DJs! With reworks of some of Swim’s hottest cuts by Junior Boys, Fuck Buttons, Nite Jewel, DJ Koze, Walls, Gold Panda, Gavin Russom, and more, Swim Remixes contains over an hour-and-a-half of new, fresh takes on Caribou’s latest opus.
Let’s Wrestle bring us a tasty piece of next year’s sophomore record with the “Getting Rest”/“When I Was In Hospital” digital single. Be warned: these young Londoners are not to be missed.
Shout Out Louds’ Fall Hard EP expands upon Work’s catchy first single with non-album cuts “Fall Hard Pt. 2” and “Can’t Explain.”
Lou Barlow + the missingmen’s = Sentridoh III is Lou’s first recorded output with new backing band the missingmen. Described by the band as “an almost live representation of the Lou Barlow + the missingmen live show,” this mini-album breathes new, rocking life into Sebadoh and Sentridoh classics, Lou’s solo material, and even a haunting cover of the timeless Skip James song “I’m So Glad.”
Tracey Thorn followed up this year’s gorgeous Love and Its Opposite with a pair of digital EPs, Why Does the Wind? and Opposites, that offer up wildly creative remixes of some of the album’s most-loved songs. Why Does the Wind? pairs the album track of the same name with remixes by Morgan Geist, Michel Clies, and André Lodemann, along with a radio edit and dub version. As for the Opposites EP, Tracey herself probably says it best: “If the remixes for the last single ‘Why Does the Wind?’ were aimed at the dancefloor, these are perhaps aimed more at the head.” Visionquest (“Swimming”), Walls (“Kentish Town”), and Blue Daisy (“Late in the Afternoon”) provide penetrating new takes presented alongside the originals.
Let’s also revisit Lambchop’s magnetic Live at XX Merge performance; Portastatic’s Make It Sound In Tune EP; digital reissues of Richard Buckner’s landmark albums Impasse, The Hill, and Bloomed; and The Ladybug Transistor’s fantastic Here Comes the Rain covers EP.
Our Holiday Coupon applies to digital releases, too, so download away!
The limited-edition Destroyer 12-inch “Archer on the Beach” is out-of-print in the Merge store, but you can now buy the songs via digital download!
Don’t miss out on Swim Remixes—Caribou’s answer to what happens when you put one of the year’s hottest dance records in the hands of some of the world’s best DJs! With reworks of some of Swim’s hottest cuts by Junior Boys, Fuck Buttons, Nite Jewel, DJ Koze, Walls, Gold Panda, Gavin Russom, and more, Swim Remixes contains over an hour-and-a-half of new, fresh takes on Caribou’s latest opus.
Let’s Wrestle bring us a tasty piece of next year’s sophomore record with the “Getting Rest”/“When I Was In Hospital” digital single. Be warned: these young Londoners are not to be missed.
Shout Out Louds’ Fall Hard EP expands upon Work’s catchy first single with non-album cuts “Fall Hard Pt. 2” and “Can’t Explain.”
Lou Barlow + the missingmen’s = Sentridoh III is Lou’s first recorded output with new backing band the missingmen. Described by the band as “an almost live representation of the Lou Barlow + the missingmen live show,” this mini-album breathes new, rocking life into Sebadoh and Sentridoh classics, Lou’s solo material, and even a haunting cover of the timeless Skip James song “I’m So Glad.”
Tracey Thorn followed up this year’s gorgeous Love and Its Opposite with a pair of digital EPs, Why Does the Wind? and Opposites, that offer up wildly creative remixes of some of the album’s most-loved songs. Why Does the Wind? pairs the album track of the same name with remixes by Morgan Geist, Michel Clies, and André Lodemann, along with a radio edit and dub version. As for the Opposites EP, Tracey herself probably says it best: “If the remixes for the last single ‘Why Does the Wind?’ were aimed at the dancefloor, these are perhaps aimed more at the head.” Visionquest (“Swimming”), Walls (“Kentish Town”), and Blue Daisy (“Late in the Afternoon”) provide penetrating new takes presented alongside the originals.
Let’s also revisit Lambchop’s magnetic Live at XX Merge performance; Portastatic’s Make It Sound In Tune EP; digital reissues of Richard Buckner’s landmark albums Impasse, The Hill, and Bloomed; and The Ladybug Transistor’s fantastic Here Comes the Rain covers EP.
Our Holiday Coupon applies to digital releases, too, so download away!
10/08/10
Caribou will perform live today on KCRW’s Morning Becomes Eclectic. Beginning at 11:15 PST / 2:15 EDT, the full band Caribou will play songs from their new album, Swim, and chat with host Jason Bentley. Listen live at KCRW.com.
To finish off an exceptional year for Caribou, Merge and City Slang will be releasing Swim Remixes digitally on October 26th in the UK, November 1st in the rest of Europe, and November 2nd in North America.
Download a free MP3 of “Leave House (Motor City Drum Ensemble Remix)” now!
The digital tracklisting is as follows:
1. Odessa (Junior Boys Mix)
2. Leave House (Motor City Drum Ensemble Remix)
3. Sun (Altrice’s ‘Only What You Gave Me’ Remix)
4. Jamelia (Gold Panda Remix)
5. Bowls (Holden Remix)
6. Kaili (Fuck Buttons Remix)
7. Leave House (Ikonika Remix)
8. Found Out (DJ Koze Remix)
9. Jamelia (DJ Koze’s Alarmclock)
10. Bowls (Gavin Russom’s Rework)
11. Sun (patten Remix)
12. Odessa (David Wrench’s Drumapella)
13. Odessa (Nite Jewel Remix)
14. Kaili (Walls Remix)
The iTunes version will include an additional remix by DJ Koze: “Odessa (DJ Koze’s Campfire).” Swim Remixes will be available for pre-order on iTunes on Oct 19th everywhere.
Caribou on tour:
Fall North/South American Tour:
10-8 Los Angeles, CA – Music Box & %
10-9 Tempe, AZ – The Clubhouse &
10-11 Salt Lake City, UT – Urban Lounge &
10-12 Boulder, CO – Fox Theatre &
10-14 Austin, TX – La Zona Rosa !
10-15 Baton Rouge, LA – Spanish Moon !
10-16 Tallahassee, FL – Engine Room !
10-17 Tampa, FL – Crowbar !
10-18 Orlando, FL – Backbooth !
10-19 Miami, FL – Grand Central !
10-20 Mexico City, Mexico – Lunario [LIVE & DJ SET]
10-21 Guanajuanto, Mexico – Mutek/Cervantino Festival
10-23 Santiago, Chile – Festival Fauna Primavera
10-27 Sao Paulo, Brazil – Fourfest
10-28 Bogota, Colombia – Downtown
10-30 Asheville, NC – Moog Festival
10-31 Chapel Hill, NC – Cat’s Cradle
Fall Europe Tour:
11-03 Geneva, Switzerland – L’Usine {}
11-04 Montpellier, France – 34 Tours Festival
11-05 Torino, Italy – Club to Club *
11-06 Bologna, Italy – Link *
11-07 Lubiana, Slovenia – Kino Siska
11-08 Munich, Germany – Feierwerk +
11-09 Zurich, Switzerland – Abart
11-11 Lorient, France – Les Indisciplines
11-12 Amiens, France – La Lune Des Pirates
11-13 Luxemborg, Luxemborg – Exit 07
11-14 Leipzig, Germany – Central Theater +
11-15 Hamburg, Germany – Ubel & Gefaehrlich + #
11-16 Heidelberg, – Enjoy Jazz Festival + #
11-17 Strasbourg, France – La Laiterie #
11-18 Reims, France – La Cartonnerie #
11-19 London, England – Coronet @
11-20 Manchester, England – Warehouse Project @
11-21 Glasgow, Scotland – ABC @
11-22 Leeds, England – Social Brudenell
11-23 Bristol, England – Thekla
11-24 Brighton, England – Coalition
11-25 Bucharest, Romania – MNAC
11-26 Utrecht, Netherlands – Le Guess Who Festival ~
11-26 Amsterdam, Netherlands – Trouw [DJ SET]
11-27 Brussels, Belgium – Autumn Falls Festival AB ~ =
11-27 Brussels, Belgium – Foals Afterparty @ Magasin 4 [DJ SET]
11-28 Paris, France – Cabaret Sauvage =
11-29 Cologne, Germany – Gloria + #
12-01 Prague, Czech Republic – Electronic Beats Festival @ Lucerna Music Bar ||
12-02 Budapest, Hungary – Godor +
12-03 Zagreb, Croatia – Teater ITD +
12-04 Vienna, Austria – Fluc
12-05 Frankfurt, Germany – Mouseoturm +
12-07 Minehead, England – ATP In Between Days
12-08 Liverpool, England – Kazimier
12-09 Dublin, Ireland – Button Factory
12-10 Bilbao, Spain – Santana 27
12-11 Madrid, Spain – Costello Club
12-12 Barcelona, Spain – Sala Razzmatazz 2
^ with Russian Futurists
& with Emeralds
$ with Holy Fuck
% with Nite Jewel
* with Four Tet
@ with Four Tet, James Holden, Nathan Fake, Rocketnumernine
! with Arp
# with Mount Kimbie
+ with Barbara Panther
~ with Beach House
= with Junip
{} with Shy Child
|| with Matt Didemus (Junior Boys)
To finish off an exceptional year for Caribou, Merge and City Slang will be releasing Swim Remixes digitally on October 26th in the UK, November 1st in the rest of Europe, and November 2nd in North America.
Download a free MP3 of “Leave House (Motor City Drum Ensemble Remix)” now!
The digital tracklisting is as follows:
1. Odessa (Junior Boys Mix)
2. Leave House (Motor City Drum Ensemble Remix)
3. Sun (Altrice’s ‘Only What You Gave Me’ Remix)
4. Jamelia (Gold Panda Remix)
5. Bowls (Holden Remix)
6. Kaili (Fuck Buttons Remix)
7. Leave House (Ikonika Remix)
8. Found Out (DJ Koze Remix)
9. Jamelia (DJ Koze’s Alarmclock)
10. Bowls (Gavin Russom’s Rework)
11. Sun (patten Remix)
12. Odessa (David Wrench’s Drumapella)
13. Odessa (Nite Jewel Remix)
14. Kaili (Walls Remix)
The iTunes version will include an additional remix by DJ Koze: “Odessa (DJ Koze’s Campfire).” Swim Remixes will be available for pre-order on iTunes on Oct 19th everywhere.
Caribou on tour:
Fall North/South American Tour:
10-8 Los Angeles, CA – Music Box & %
10-9 Tempe, AZ – The Clubhouse &
10-11 Salt Lake City, UT – Urban Lounge &
10-12 Boulder, CO – Fox Theatre &
10-14 Austin, TX – La Zona Rosa !
10-15 Baton Rouge, LA – Spanish Moon !
10-16 Tallahassee, FL – Engine Room !
10-17 Tampa, FL – Crowbar !
10-18 Orlando, FL – Backbooth !
10-19 Miami, FL – Grand Central !
10-20 Mexico City, Mexico – Lunario [LIVE & DJ SET]
10-21 Guanajuanto, Mexico – Mutek/Cervantino Festival
10-23 Santiago, Chile – Festival Fauna Primavera
10-27 Sao Paulo, Brazil – Fourfest
10-28 Bogota, Colombia – Downtown
10-30 Asheville, NC – Moog Festival
10-31 Chapel Hill, NC – Cat’s Cradle
Fall Europe Tour:
11-03 Geneva, Switzerland – L’Usine {}
11-04 Montpellier, France – 34 Tours Festival
11-05 Torino, Italy – Club to Club *
11-06 Bologna, Italy – Link *
11-07 Lubiana, Slovenia – Kino Siska
11-08 Munich, Germany – Feierwerk +
11-09 Zurich, Switzerland – Abart
11-11 Lorient, France – Les Indisciplines
11-12 Amiens, France – La Lune Des Pirates
11-13 Luxemborg, Luxemborg – Exit 07
11-14 Leipzig, Germany – Central Theater +
11-15 Hamburg, Germany – Ubel & Gefaehrlich + #
11-16 Heidelberg, – Enjoy Jazz Festival + #
11-17 Strasbourg, France – La Laiterie #
11-18 Reims, France – La Cartonnerie #
11-19 London, England – Coronet @
11-20 Manchester, England – Warehouse Project @
11-21 Glasgow, Scotland – ABC @
11-22 Leeds, England – Social Brudenell
11-23 Bristol, England – Thekla
11-24 Brighton, England – Coalition
11-25 Bucharest, Romania – MNAC
11-26 Utrecht, Netherlands – Le Guess Who Festival ~
11-26 Amsterdam, Netherlands – Trouw [DJ SET]
11-27 Brussels, Belgium – Autumn Falls Festival AB ~ =
11-27 Brussels, Belgium – Foals Afterparty @ Magasin 4 [DJ SET]
11-28 Paris, France – Cabaret Sauvage =
11-29 Cologne, Germany – Gloria + #
12-01 Prague, Czech Republic – Electronic Beats Festival @ Lucerna Music Bar ||
12-02 Budapest, Hungary – Godor +
12-03 Zagreb, Croatia – Teater ITD +
12-04 Vienna, Austria – Fluc
12-05 Frankfurt, Germany – Mouseoturm +
12-07 Minehead, England – ATP In Between Days
12-08 Liverpool, England – Kazimier
12-09 Dublin, Ireland – Button Factory
12-10 Bilbao, Spain – Santana 27
12-11 Madrid, Spain – Costello Club
12-12 Barcelona, Spain – Sala Razzmatazz 2
^ with Russian Futurists
& with Emeralds
$ with Holy Fuck
% with Nite Jewel
* with Four Tet
@ with Four Tet, James Holden, Nathan Fake, Rocketnumernine
! with Arp
# with Mount Kimbie
+ with Barbara Panther
~ with Beach House
= with Junip
{} with Shy Child
|| with Matt Didemus (Junior Boys)
09/16/10
Caribou kick off the North American leg of their mega-tour tonight in Montreal at Le National. Today, Daytrotter posted a session recorded during the first tour in support of Swim. Listen to the session now, and order Swim on CD, dbl-LP or digital download in the Merge store.
Don’t miss the full band Caribou experience in your town this fall!
Caribou on tour:
^ w/ Russian Futurists
* w/ Emeralds
Sep 14 Guelph, ON – Ebar^
Sep 15 Ottawa, ON – Babylon ^
Sep 16 Montreal, PQ – National^
Sep 17 Toronto, ON – Phoenix ^
Sep 18 London, ON – Lolafest @ Victorias Park
Sep 19 Boston, MA – Paradise*
Sep 22 New York, NY – Webster Hall*
Sep 23 Washington, DC – Black Cat*
Sep 24 Cincinnati, OH – Midpoint Music Festival
Sep 25 Champaign, IL – Pygmalion Music Festival
Sep 26 Chicago, IL – Metro*
Sep 27 Minneapolis, MN – First Avenue*
Sep 28 Winnipeg, MB – West End Cultural Center*
Sep 29 Saskatoon, SK – Amigos*
Sep 30 Edmonton, AB – Starlite*
Oct 01 Calgary, AB – Republik*
Oct 03 Vancouver, BC – Vogue*
Oct 04 Seattle, WA – Showbox*
Oct 05 Portland, OR – Wonder Ballroom*
Oct 06 San Francisco, CA – Regency*
Oct 07 Los Angeles, CA – Dance Right @ La Cita
Oct 08 Los Angeles, CA – Music Box*
Oct 09 Tempe, AZ – The Clubhouseb Oct 11 Salt Lake City, UT – Urban Lounge
Oct 12 Boulder, CO – Fox Theatre*
Oct 14 Austin, TX – La Zona Rosa
Oct 15 Baton Rouge, LA – Spanish Moon
Oct 16 Tallahassee, FL – Engine RoomB Oct 17 Tampa, FL – Crowbar
Oct 18 Orlando, FL – Backbooth
Oct 19 Miami, FL – Grand Central
Oct 21 Guanajuanto, Mexico – Mutek/Cervantino Festival
Oct 23 Santiago, Chile – Festival Fauna Primavera
Oct 27 Sao Paulo, Brasil – Clash Club
Oct 28 Bogota, Colombia – Downtown
Oct 30 Asheville, NC – Moog Festival
Oct 31 Chapel Hill, NC – Cat’s Cradle*
Don’t miss the full band Caribou experience in your town this fall!
Caribou on tour:
^ w/ Russian Futurists
* w/ Emeralds
Sep 14 Guelph, ON – Ebar^
Sep 15 Ottawa, ON – Babylon ^
Sep 16 Montreal, PQ – National^
Sep 17 Toronto, ON – Phoenix ^
Sep 18 London, ON – Lolafest @ Victorias Park
Sep 19 Boston, MA – Paradise*
Sep 22 New York, NY – Webster Hall*
Sep 23 Washington, DC – Black Cat*
Sep 24 Cincinnati, OH – Midpoint Music Festival
Sep 25 Champaign, IL – Pygmalion Music Festival
Sep 26 Chicago, IL – Metro*
Sep 27 Minneapolis, MN – First Avenue*
Sep 28 Winnipeg, MB – West End Cultural Center*
Sep 29 Saskatoon, SK – Amigos*
Sep 30 Edmonton, AB – Starlite*
Oct 01 Calgary, AB – Republik*
Oct 03 Vancouver, BC – Vogue*
Oct 04 Seattle, WA – Showbox*
Oct 05 Portland, OR – Wonder Ballroom*
Oct 06 San Francisco, CA – Regency*
Oct 07 Los Angeles, CA – Dance Right @ La Cita
Oct 08 Los Angeles, CA – Music Box*
Oct 09 Tempe, AZ – The Clubhouseb Oct 11 Salt Lake City, UT – Urban Lounge
Oct 12 Boulder, CO – Fox Theatre*
Oct 14 Austin, TX – La Zona Rosa
Oct 15 Baton Rouge, LA – Spanish Moon
Oct 16 Tallahassee, FL – Engine RoomB Oct 17 Tampa, FL – Crowbar
Oct 18 Orlando, FL – Backbooth
Oct 19 Miami, FL – Grand Central
Oct 21 Guanajuanto, Mexico – Mutek/Cervantino Festival
Oct 23 Santiago, Chile – Festival Fauna Primavera
Oct 27 Sao Paulo, Brasil – Clash Club
Oct 28 Bogota, Colombia – Downtown
Oct 30 Asheville, NC – Moog Festival
Oct 31 Chapel Hill, NC – Cat’s Cradle*
08/12/10
Caribou will return to North America next month for the second string of North American dates in support their latest release, Swim.
The full Caribou band have been on tour all over the world for most of 2010 in support of their Polaris-prize nominated album, Swim. Visit their website for photos and videos from the road, including a ride on the Great Wall of China, and follow them on twitter! Also, watch their recently released video for “Sun.”
Swim is available on CD, dbl-LP and digital download in the Merge store.
“Swim is a reminder that even at his most challenging, the man’s compositional capabilities can dazzle.” – Pitchfork
Caribou on tour:
Sep 14 Guelph ON – Ebar^
Sep 15 Ottawa ON – Babylon ^
Sep 16 Montreal PQ – National^
Sep 17 Toronto ON – Phoenix ^
Sep 18 London ON – Lolafest @ Victorias Park
Sep 19 Boston MA – Paradise*
Sep 22 New York, NY – Webster Hall*
Sep 23 Washington DC – Black Cat*
Sep 24 Cincinnati OH – Midpoint Music Festival
Sep 25 Champaign IL – Pygmalion Music Festival
Sep 26 Chicago IL – Metro*
Sep 27 Minneapolis MN – First Avenue*
Sep 28 Winnipeg MB – West End Cultural Center*
Sep 29 Saskatoon SK – Amigos*
Sep 30 Edmonton AB – Starlite*
Oct 01 Calgary AB – Republik*
Oct 03 Vancouver BC – Vogue*
Oct 04 Seattle WA – Showbox*
Oct 05 Portland, OR – Wonder Ballroom *
Oct 06 San Francisco CA – Regency*
Oct 07 Los Angeles CA – Dance Right @ La Cita
Oct 08 Los Angeles CA – Music Box*
Oct 09 Tempe AZ – The Clubhouse
Oct 11 Salt Lake City UT – Urban Lounge
Oct 12 Boulder CO – Fox Theatre*
Oct 14 Austin TX – La Zona Rosa
Oct 15 Baton Rouge LA – Spanish Moon
Oct 16 Tallahassee FL – Engine Room
Oct 17 Tampa FL – Crowbar
Oct 18 Orlando FL – Backbooth
Oct 19 Miami FL – Grand Central
Oct 21 Guanajuanto, Mexico – Mutek/Cervantino Festival
Oct 23 Santiago, Chile – Festival Fauna Primavera
Oct 27 Sao Paulo, BR – Clash Club
Oct 28 Bogota, Colombia – Downtown
Oct 30 Asheville NC – Moog Festival
Oct 31 Chapel Hill NC – Cat’s Cradle*
^With Russian Futurists
*With Emeralds
The full Caribou band have been on tour all over the world for most of 2010 in support of their Polaris-prize nominated album, Swim. Visit their website for photos and videos from the road, including a ride on the Great Wall of China, and follow them on twitter! Also, watch their recently released video for “Sun.”
Swim is available on CD, dbl-LP and digital download in the Merge store.
“Swim is a reminder that even at his most challenging, the man’s compositional capabilities can dazzle.” – Pitchfork
Caribou on tour:
Sep 14 Guelph ON – Ebar^
Sep 15 Ottawa ON – Babylon ^
Sep 16 Montreal PQ – National^
Sep 17 Toronto ON – Phoenix ^
Sep 18 London ON – Lolafest @ Victorias Park
Sep 19 Boston MA – Paradise*
Sep 22 New York, NY – Webster Hall*
Sep 23 Washington DC – Black Cat*
Sep 24 Cincinnati OH – Midpoint Music Festival
Sep 25 Champaign IL – Pygmalion Music Festival
Sep 26 Chicago IL – Metro*
Sep 27 Minneapolis MN – First Avenue*
Sep 28 Winnipeg MB – West End Cultural Center*
Sep 29 Saskatoon SK – Amigos*
Sep 30 Edmonton AB – Starlite*
Oct 01 Calgary AB – Republik*
Oct 03 Vancouver BC – Vogue*
Oct 04 Seattle WA – Showbox*
Oct 05 Portland, OR – Wonder Ballroom *
Oct 06 San Francisco CA – Regency*
Oct 07 Los Angeles CA – Dance Right @ La Cita
Oct 08 Los Angeles CA – Music Box*
Oct 09 Tempe AZ – The Clubhouse
Oct 11 Salt Lake City UT – Urban Lounge
Oct 12 Boulder CO – Fox Theatre*
Oct 14 Austin TX – La Zona Rosa
Oct 15 Baton Rouge LA – Spanish Moon
Oct 16 Tallahassee FL – Engine Room
Oct 17 Tampa FL – Crowbar
Oct 18 Orlando FL – Backbooth
Oct 19 Miami FL – Grand Central
Oct 21 Guanajuanto, Mexico – Mutek/Cervantino Festival
Oct 23 Santiago, Chile – Festival Fauna Primavera
Oct 27 Sao Paulo, BR – Clash Club
Oct 28 Bogota, Colombia – Downtown
Oct 30 Asheville NC – Moog Festival
Oct 31 Chapel Hill NC – Cat’s Cradle*
^With Russian Futurists
*With Emeralds
Giv'er :: CD single (Leaf) 2001
Paul's Birthday :: CD single (Leaf) 2001
Start Breaking My Heart :: CD/LP (Leaf) 2001
Jacknuggeted :: CD single (Leaf) 2003
If Assholes Could Fly This Would be an Airport :: CD single (Leaf) 2003
Special Edition :: EP (Leaf) 2003
Up in Flames Special Edition :: DBL-CD (Leaf) 2003
Up in Flames :: CD/LP (Leaf) 2003
Hendrix with KO :: CD single (Leaf) 2003
Tour CD :: CD () 2004
People Eating Fruit :: CD single (Leaf) 2004
Barnowl :: 12" (Leaf) 2005
Yeti :: 12" (Leaf) 2005
The Milk of Human Kindness :: CD/LP (Leaf) 2005
Marino. The Videos :: DVD/Video (Leaf) 2005
Andorra :: CD/LP (Merge) 2007
"Melody Day" :: CD/single (Merge) 2007
Swim :: CD/LP (Merge) 2010
Swim Remixes :: digital only (Merge) 2010
Swim Remixes 12" :: LP (Merge) 2011
Paul's Birthday :: CD single (Leaf) 2001
Start Breaking My Heart :: CD/LP (Leaf) 2001
Jacknuggeted :: CD single (Leaf) 2003
If Assholes Could Fly This Would be an Airport :: CD single (Leaf) 2003
Special Edition :: EP (Leaf) 2003
Up in Flames Special Edition :: DBL-CD (Leaf) 2003
Up in Flames :: CD/LP (Leaf) 2003
Hendrix with KO :: CD single (Leaf) 2003
Tour CD :: CD () 2004
People Eating Fruit :: CD single (Leaf) 2004
Barnowl :: 12" (Leaf) 2005
Yeti :: 12" (Leaf) 2005
The Milk of Human Kindness :: CD/LP (Leaf) 2005
Marino. The Videos :: DVD/Video (Leaf) 2005
Andorra :: CD/LP (Merge) 2007
"Melody Day" :: CD/single (Merge) 2007
Swim :: CD/LP (Merge) 2010
Swim Remixes :: digital only (Merge) 2010
Swim Remixes 12" :: LP (Merge) 2011
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