LargeHeartedBoy — CarolineLeavittville interviewed author Dylan Landis. Pitchfork previewed fall's new albums. Vol. 1 Brooklyn previewed October's new books. Stereogum interviewed Dan Snaith of Caribou. The Almost Live at Mellow Pages podcast interviewed author Jamie ... more info

Stereogum — When Dan Snaith named Caribou’s new album Our Love, he knew people might initially picture some kind of fairytale sentiment. But nothing is ever that simple, least of all love, and Snaith not only knows that, he’s used that complexity as his main... more info

NME — The album will be released physically and via download on Monday (October 6) more info

Stereogum — Ever since the glorious “Can’t Do Without You” hit the internet way back in June, Caribou’s Our Love has been one of the year’s most breathlessly anticipated albums. The excellent title track, shared last month, did nothing to dispel that a... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Caribou in NJ in 2012 (more by Dana (distortion) Yavin) Caribou's new album Our Love comes out October 7 via Merge, and his tour with Jessy Lanza begins right after that. As discussed, it hits NYC on November 12 at... more info

Core News — “Join me on BBC Radio 1 tonight from 1am-4am! Jesse Rose provides the mixfluence, Caribou is on Rave Digga duties & FaltyDL’s in the guest mix” Check out other B.Traits shows here and subscribe to the feed to get good music in the future. B.Tra... more info

Stereogum — In addition to Caribou, Dan Snaith sometimes releases things under his Daphni moniker, which usually trend in a more club-oriented direction. This time he’s remixed one of his own songs, “Our Love,” from the upcoming Caribou album of the same n... more info

Nialler9 — The songs: hubbabubbaklubb – ‘Mopedbart’ Caribou – ‘Our Love’ Kaytranada – ‘Leave Me Alone’ Say Lou Lou x Lindstrom – ‘Games For Girls’ Future Islands – ‘Doves’ (Vince Clarke Remix) Alt-j – ‘Every other Freckle’ R... more info

NME — Plus; performances from Disclosure, La Roux, Temples, Caribou and more more info

Stereogum — The Sundanese-born and Brooklyn-based musician Ahmed Gallab started out as a sideman for indie bands like Yeasayer and Caribou before going solo as Sinkane, recording buoyant and inventive soul-pop that pulls its musical references from across the ge... more info