BBC 6 Music — Dan Snaith works on follow-up to Swim more info

NME — Battles also announce five more UK dates more info

DrownedInSound — We've been waiting with baited breath the last couple of weeks, after All Tomorrow's Parties announced that Jeff Mangum, once of Neutral Milk Hotel, would be curating one of their December 2011 festivals. When they said "who" we didn't think it would... more info

Gigwise — In Butlins, Minehead... more info

Culture Bully — “Pinnacles” is taken from Four Tet’s forthcoming split release with Caribou‘s Dan Snaith. Four Tet “Pinnacles (BBC radio rip)” (MP3) [Download Mirrors] more info

Abeano — Photo by Jessie Craig As he revealed on the Resident Advisor podcast last month, Dan Snaith of Caribou has produced new work under the name Daphni (who doesn’t have a flash alter ego these days eh?). He’s kept the the Caribou ‘drive’ b... more info

Stereogum — Four Tet’s Kieran Hebden and Caribou’s Daniel Snaith are planning a split vinyl release, to be out “soon” via Hebden’s Text Records. Snaith’s track will be under his Daphni name (when I talked to him for a Progress Report, he had just dec... more info

XLR8R — Though we're not entirely sure of the exact details, it seems like Kieran Hebden (pictured above), the creative force behind last year's gorgeous Four Tet album, There Is Love in You, is readying a new single for his own Text label, called ... more info

XLR8R — In writing about contemporary music and the images occasionally paired with such sounds, words like hazy, foggy, and murky are often batted around—especially in regards to the fresh crop of artists popping up as of late. But rarely are those descr... more info

DrownedInSound — Has it really been a year since Caribou's absolutely brillo-tastic record Swim came out? Well, around a year anyway, having dropped on the world with the unfathomably excellent 'Odessa'. Back then there was also a video for that, undertaken by Video ... more info