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Manitoba — Up In Flames

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By Andy Lee (CHARTattack) April 8, 2003 11:40 am
On his follow-up to 2001’s Start Breaking My Heart, Toronto-based electronic producer Dan Snaith, otherwise known as Manitoba, continues to incorporate experimental elements while maintaining a strict focus on melody. Drawing on the sounds of ‘60s psychedelia, folk and indie rock, Snaith creates wonderfully textured narratives reminiscent of the U...
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Caribou @ The Opera House

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Photographer: 
Carrie Musgrave
Venue: 
Opera House
City: 
Toronto, ON
Date: 
November 10, 2007

Caribou @ The Opera House

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Photographer: 
Carrie Musgrave
Venue: 
Opera House
City: 
Toronto, ON
Date: 
November 10, 2007

Caribou @ The Opera House

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Photographer: 
Carrie Musgrave
Venue: 
Opera House
City: 
Toronto, ON
Date: 
November 10, 2008

Caribou @ The Opera House

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Photographer: 
Carrie Musgrave
Venue: 
Opera House
City: 
Toronto, ON
Date: 
November 10, 2007

Caribou Invites You To Andorra

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By CHARTattack Staff April 12, 2007 4:30 pm
Dan Snaith hasn't received any lawsuits from members of the deer family, so he'll release the second album under his Caribou alias on Aug. 21. Andorra will be Caribou's first release for Merge, which recently signed the artist to a North American deal. City Slang will release the album, which shares a name with a tiny mountainous country wedged...
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Manitoba Albums To Be Reissued Under Caribou Name With Bonus Tracks

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By Scott Bryson (CHARTattack) May 15, 2006 5:00 pm
If one good thing has come from Dan Snaith having to change the name of his electronic project from Manitoba to Caribou, it's that new and old fans will get a second chance to see his albums hit store shelves. Domino Records will re-release both Manitoba albums, 2001's Start Breaking My Heart and 2003's Up In Flames, under the Caribou moniker...
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Manitoba Changes Name, Fearing Lawsuit From Some Dick

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By David McDougall (CHARTattack) October 7, 2004 2:30 pm
Electronic whizkid Manitoba has been forced into a name change. Handsome Dick Manitoba, frontman for U.S. punk band The Dictators, sued the Canadian artist (real name Dan Snaith) for trademark infringement — strange considering the punk has never released anything under that name. From now on, as a result, whenever you mean Manitoba, you'll...
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