Following the recently shared Four Tet and Morgan Geist remixes of “Never Come Back”—a highlight from his recent album Suddenly—Dan Snaith aka Caribou today follows up with remixes by Floating Points of “Never Come Back” and album opener “Sister,” two very different sides of the album.

Snaith writes about the Floating Points remixes:

At first, Sam [Shepherd] asked for the parts for “Sister”—the most intimate and personal track off my album Suddenly—and reworked it using the voices of my mother and my sister that I sampled from an old cassette from my childhood. But having turned that into a hypnotic, meditative beautiful thing, he came back and asked for the parts for “Never Come Back” and sent me a WhatsApp of him working on the track in his studio with the caption “Bass drum making my lights dim!” and turned in a certified banger of a remix. Was I surprised Sam did two great remixes instead of one? No—anyone who knows Sam will tell you he does everything at a standard that surpasses all expectations. I was definitely happy, though!

Also announced today are two Caribou remix 12-inches—one containing both Floating Points remixes and another containing the previously released Four Tet and Morgan Geist remixes of “Never Come Back.” Both arrive on July 31 and can be pre-ordered in the Merge store via those links, or elsewhere here.