Caribou "Honey" COLOR:YELLOW faces on faces – the

faces on faces – the music is the sound of an old and decrepit abattoir

Third re-pressing on black vinyl and reworked cover artwork

as "The Blackest Curse" proves that the root of their evil can morph into all shapes and sizes

If we’re lucky someone will fly us all in to a city to play a show and we can get there a day early to rehearse the songs we want to play

‘70s punk

Caribou "Honey" COLOR:YELLOW faces on faces – theUpon first listen, two things about Honey are immediately clear: First, it is an entirely new kind of Caribou record. Second, in being an entirely new kind of Caribou record, it is in keeping with Dan Snaith's discography, each new album marked by radical thematic and sonic shifts. Honey is not a departure from the Caribou we've known up to this point but rather the product of a lifetime spent listening to and crafting immaculate pop music. After two