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

NME — Dan Snaith will play O2 Academy Brixton after selling out KOKO more info

Core News — “BBC Radio 6 Music heads to Green Man Festival this weekend to host the Mountain Stage featuring a number of great live music acts including Beirut, Mercury Rev, The War on Drugs, Sharon Van Etten, Neutral Milk Hotel, First Aid Kit, Anna Calvi and ... more info

Stereogum — Sinkane, aka Ahmed Gallab, got his start as a backing instrumentalist for bands such as Yeasayer, of Montreal, and Caribou, but since the release of his 2012 DFA debut Mars, he’s made quite a name for himself on his own. So far he’s shared “Hol... more info

Nialler9 — After producing the song of the summer, Caribou is staking a claim for the Autumn too with the title track from his new album Our Love. The song, a five and a half minute production amplifies Snaith’s ability to recapture the dynamic magic of danc... more info

Stereogum — As you might have guessed from “Can’t Do Without You,” Caribou’s upcoming Our Love expertly blends brainy electronic impulses with tender emotional warmth. It’s one of the year’s greatest albums, which the title track further asserts. Bel... more info

Stereogum — All Tomorrow’s Parties, Pitchfork, and Primavera Sound were all set to present the inaugural Jabberwocky Festival this weekend in London, and the lineup looked stellar: Neutral Milk Hotel, James Blake, Darkside, Caribou, Kurt Vile, Sun Kil Moon, Pa... more info