Fever Ray

I have not had a chance to see Maggie Gyllenhaal's "The Bride!" yet, but i have heard some of the soundtrack, and it's pretty damn cool, featuring a score from Icelandic composer Hildur Gudnadottir and a couple of new original tracks from Swedish experimental electronic artist Fever Ray (Karin Dreijer formerly of The Knife).  Check out the latter's "Wrong Flower" below and pre-order a copy of the vinyl release here from Waxwork Records.

Fever Ray

When we got new music from Fever Ray a couple weeks ago, i wondered if it was an indication of a new record on the way, and it turns out that it was.  "Radical Romantics" comes out in March.  Listen to our second taste of the album with "Carbon Dioxide" below and pre-order the record here from Mute.

Fever Ray

I realize i was in the mountains for a few days, but that not one of you told me a new track from Fever Ray dropped last week is very disconcerting.  I'll get over it i suppose, but let's listen to said new track.  "What They Call Us" features production from Karin Dreijer's sibling and former The Knife bandmate Olof Dreijer and feels cold and exotic.  Check it out below and download it here from Mute.  New record forthcoming?

Daily Jam - When I Grow Up

While i've never gotten as into Fever Ray quite like i did The Knife, Karin Dreijer still writes some killer songs.  And one of those was covered by fellow Swedes First Aid Kit to wondeful melancholy effect.  Check out their cover of "When I Grow Up" below, our Daily Jam.

Fever Ray - To the Moon and Back

Now, here's our first new music from Fever Ray in 8 years, an icy and catchy synth pop song with some pretty X-rated lyrics, and a creeeeepy video to accompany it.  Watch a reanimated corpse make its way to a sexual fetish filled tea party in "To the Moon and Back" below.  And maybe be on the lookout for a new record?