Artist page · 04/07/2026
About
Eleven vinyl albums including "Honey" and "Our Love" with original pressings tracked worldwide.
Caribou, the stage name of Dan Snaith, originated in Dundas, Canada. His music spans genres such as folktronica, electronic, alternative, and indie rock, merging experimental soundscapes with rhythmic complexity. Eleven albums are available on vinyl, released mainly on City Slang and Merge Records labels. Notable records include "Honey" (2024), "Suddenly" (2020), and "Our Love" (2014), each showcasing evolving electronic textures and melodic sophistication.
Caribou's catalog reflects a progression from the more psychedelic and experimental early works to a polished electronic sound enriched with pop and house elements. Vinyl editions vary from limited editions and test pressings to club numberings, often appealing to collectors and audiophiles tracking these releases globally.
Discography
Studio albums, EPs and notable live records, from newest to oldest. Drag the timeline to browse.
Playlist
The tracks that sum up Caribou's career.
The essentials
Our pick, validated by the editorial team.
Newest release showcasing deep house influences with 12 tracks, available in multiple vinyl editions including worldwide limited pressings.
A key electronic album combining experimental, techno, and house styles with ten tracks including "Can't Do Without You."
Indie rock and house blend across 12 tracks, offered in European original pressings and US club numbered editions.
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"Caribou explores complex rhythms without losing melody and accessibility."— Audiophile commentary
Released in 2024 on Merge Records with catalog number MRG848, this limited edition LP is sought after for its deep house style and multiple vinyl versions worldwide.
A special club edition of "Suddenly" was released in 2020 in the US by Merge Records with catalog number MRG708, featuring numbered copies prized by collectors.
City Slang is the main label for Caribou’s electronic and folktronica works including the 2014 album "Our Love" and 2020's "Suddenly," focusing on high-quality vinyl editions.
Dan Snaith began his Caribou project rooted in Dundas, Canada, blending electronic, folktronica, and rock genres since the early 2000s.
"The evolving sound of Caribou reflects a fusion of electronic genres with indie and psychedelic pop."— Music analyst
FAQ
The most common questions about pressings, reissues and limited editions.
Caribou is the electronic music project of Canadian musician Dan Snaith, who hails from Dundas, Canada.
Caribou’s music spans electronic, folktronica, alternate rock, and house music styles.
Eleven vinyl albums by Caribou are currently listed, spanning from early releases to recent ones like "Honey" (2024).
"Honey" (2024), "Our Love" (2014), and "Suddenly" (2020) are key vinyl albums noted for their style and collectibility.
Yes, albums such as "Honey" feature limited edition LPs, and "Suddenly" has club numbered editions and test pressings.
Caribou's vinyl records are mainly released on City Slang and Merge Records labels.
Caribou has over 1.3 million monthly listeners and a notable catalog highly sought after on vinyl worldwide.
In France, Caribou’s vinyl albums are available through distributors specializing in alternative and electronic music, including City Slang releases.
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