Anders Trentemøller's jagged slice of psychosis earns flagship status here. The Knife's Karin Dreijer pulls an impressive faux-Björk on vocals, and Trentemøller's mercilessly mechanical rhythm ...

There’s no word regarding a follow-up to Fever Ray’s 2017 sophomore LP Plunge, but in the meantime “What They Call Us” is quite a statement in its own right.

Follow the dripping foot: The Knife 's Karin Dreijer Andersson sang on Röyksopp's 2005 single "What Else Is There?" Danish director Martin de Thurah directed that song's video, which is probably ...

Fever Ray's Karin Dreijer, ... There's no one way to love; Dreijer has been essential to its inside-out-but-genuine meaning. See more #NowPlaying recommendations from Viking's Choice.

Karin Dreijer’s is a face of many masks. Around 20 years ago, when the Swedish musician first began releasing songs with the eerie, beloved electronic duo the Knife, Dreijer and their brother ...

You know Karin Dreijer’s still got it when they threaten to hurt a child. “This is for Zacharias, who bullied my kid in high school,” they growl on a song off Fever Ray’s new album Radical ...

INTERVIEW: Karin Dreijer has been pushing boundaries ever since they released their first record with their brother as the eerie electronic house duo the Knife. As they prepare to play the End of ...

The Swedish siblings Olof Dreijer and Karin Dreijer Andersson released their self-titled debut album as The Knife in 2001, and in the dozen years since then, have upended expectations on a regular ...

Fever Ray, the solo project of The Knife's Karin Dreijer, hasn't released a record since 2009, but signs are pointing to that changing very soon. Two short, decidedly weird/creepy videos with what ...

Karin Dreijer Is The 21st Century's Sonic Shapeshifter With a slippery face and a thousand voices, the Swedish artist uses their music in Fever Ray and The Knife to pull into frame what society ...

I t takes time for the Swedish musician Karin Dreijer to turn into the gender queer electronica artist Fever Ray. Physically it is a long process that involves garish makeup, a cartoonishly large ...