About this album
Where they were
In 2001, Dan Snaith was emerging as a distinctive voice in electronic music with this sophomore album, following his debut 'Start Breaking My Heart'. This release marked a pivotal moment in his career, showcasing his artistic evolution and expanding his sound palette beyond simple electronic formulas.
Why it matters
This album is significant for its innovative blend of genres, receiving acclaim from critics and establishing Snaith as a key figure in the Canadian electronic music scene. It helped pave the way for future works that would explore similar sonic landscapes, contributing to the rise of neo-psychedelia within electronic music.
Essential tracks
- "People Eating Fruit" — This track exemplifies Snaith's ability to weave together lush soundscapes with playful rhythms, making it a standout representation of his style.
- "Happy Ending" — With its short duration and catchy hooks, this track encapsulates the whimsical essence of the album while highlighting Snaith's knack for melody.
- "Dundas, Ontario" — Opening the album, this track sets the tone with its rich textures and thoughtful arrangements, reflective of Snaith’s unique approach to composition.
Release Date
March 26, 2001
Artist Origin
Canada
Tracklist
- 1 Dundas, Ontario 4:23
- 2 People Eating Fruit 6:11
- 3 Mammals vs Reptiles 4:47
- 4 Brandon 5:23
- 5 Children Play Well Together 3:06
- 6 Lemon Yoghourt 2:24
- 7 James' Second Haircut 4:15
- 8 Schedules & Fares 5:13
- 9 Paul's Birthday 6:56
- 10 Happy Ending 2:59
- 11 Dundas, Ontario (remix) 5:09
- 12 Tits and Ass: The Great Canadian Weekend 4:46
- 13 Webers 5:26
