Andorra

"Andorra," the fourth studio album by Canadian musician Dan Snaith, released under the stage name Caribou, is a captivating journey into the heart of psychedelic pop. Released on August 17, 2007, via City Slang, this nine-track album is a testament to Snaith's unique ability to blend electronic folk with the sun-kissed sounds of the 1960s. The album opens with the jangly, upbeat "Melody Day," setting the tone for a collection that pays homage to the likes of the Zombies, Free Design, and the Beach Boys.

Throughout "Andorra," Caribou's signature sound is evident, with each track offering a blend of lush harmonies, intricate instrumentation, and a touch of psychedelia. "Sandy" continues the 60s vibe, while "She's the One" introduces a jittery romance that keeps the album dynamic. "Desiree" showcases Snaith's range, building from a whisper to a full-on harmonic crescendo. The album's duration is a concise 42 minutes, making it an easy listen from start to finish.

The album was recorded primarily by Snaith himself, with contributions from Noel Summerville on mastering and notable artwork by Jason Evans and Matthew Cooper. "Andorra" is a standout in Caribou's discography, offering a rich, organic psychedelic experience that has garnered critical acclaim and a dedicated fanbase. Whether you're a long-time fan of Caribou or new to his music, "Andorra" is an album that promises to delight and inspire.