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Over the course of four records since 2001, Dan Snaith has been one of those artists you seem to grow with instead of against. In those nine years, he's offered the kind of subtle but insistent artistic evolution that's kept fans intrigued and casual listeners at least, well, curious. From the playful IDM of debut Start Breaking My Heart or the woozy, layered psychedelia of Up in Flames to the chunkier, funkier rhythmic pastiche of The Milk of Human Kindness or the dense acid pop of 2007's Andorra, Snaith has kept himself moving without sacrificing his own sonic idiosyncrasies. Thus, his catalogue's an arc that's easy to navigate, not a series of errant explorations.
As such, he's an interesting artist to follow in print and online as he's working on his next project. I mean, much as any artist's more recent interests shed light on their own future pursuits, the man leaves hints about where he's headed. And in the three years since Andorra, S