Caribou

Start Breaking My Heart

PEF001LP

People Eating Fruit Records

3
Format: 12inch VinylRelease: 20.11.2026
27,31 €
pre-order now 20.11.2026

expected to be published on 20.11.2026

Start Breaking My Heart
TRACKLIST
  • A1:     Dundas, Ontario
  • A2:     People Eating Fruit
  • A3:     Mammals Vs Reptiles
  • A4:     Brandon
  • A5:     Children Play Well Together
  • B1:     Lemon Yoghourt
  • B2:     James' Second Haircut
  • B3:     Schedules & Fares
  • B4:     Paul's Birthday
  • B5:     Happy Ending

25th Anniversary Black Vinyl Repress.
Before he was Caribou, Dan Snaith was a 20-something student in a "crappy" Toronto bedroom, recording music on a beat-up computer that used to strain under the weight of digital recording.
Start Breaking My Heart was Snaith's 2001 debut, originally released under the name Manitoba. Twenty-five years on, it still sounds like an artist finding his voice in real time - rainbow melody, hopscotch percussion, and playground laughter stitched into warm, tactile electronic pop.
Reflecting on the record, Snaith said it was the first time something clicked - he'd been making music since his early teens, but this was when he first felt he understood what he wanted his tracks to be. That moment coincided with the chance encounter that changed everything: he met Kieran Hebden (Four Tet) at a UK festival, who helped Dan get this album released - the start of a career that has spanned a quarter century and many albums since.

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Product information:

Caribou, Start Breaking My Heart PEF001LP, 2026-11-20 00:00:00, 5051142054319.
12inch Vinyl 0.20 kg.
Material information: Vinyl (PVC).
Records should be stored upright at room temperature, away from direct sunlight.

Labeling requirements:

Word and Sound Medien GmbH
Liebigstrasse 2-20
22113 Hamburg

"Not suitable for children under 3 years due to small parts that can be swallowed.” (due to chipping or small inserts).
Remove and place records carefully to avoid scratches and breakages
Depending on the pressing plant, there may be sharp edges

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