Consequence Of Sound — The open letter includes signatures from over 1,000 Swedish artists. Robyn, Fever Ray, and First Aid Kit Call for Israel to Be Banned from Eurovision 2024 Paolo Ragusa more info

Stereogum — Every year, the country who won the last Eurovision Song Contest gets to host the big pan-European show. Last year, Sweden won the contest with the Loreen song “Tattoo,” which means this year’s Eurovision is set to happen in Malmö this spri... more info

Nialler9 — Best of 2023 | Best albums | Best songs | Irish albums | Irish songs | Best Of Podcasts | Guest lists | Dwayne Woods is an artist manager and publicist at Butter Wouldn’t Melt. His top three gigs of the year were Fever Ray, Read more..» Dway... more info

Consequence Of Sound — Plus photos of Phoenix, Fever Ray, The Hives, Kim Petras, and more. 2023 Corona Capital Festival Rocked by The Cure, Blur, and Pulp: Photo Gallery Wren Graves more info

Stereogum — Over the summer, Olof Dreijer released his first solo track in over a decade, “Rosa Rugosa,” the latest dispatch from one-half of the Knife after his collaborative EP with Mt. Sims and his production credits on Fever Ray’s most recent album ... more info

Stereogum — Medicine Singers have released a new single today in honor of Indigenous Peoples Day. The group comprises the Eastern Medicine Singers, who sing and drum in the Native American pow wow style, plus guitarist and former Monotonix leader Yonatan Gat.... more info

DJmag — Tzusing and The Knife's Olof Dreijer also feature more info

DJmag — The remixes will all be released on a limited-edition 12" in November more info

Stereogum — Three titans of experimental electronic music have remixed each other. Björk, Fever Ray, and the Knife have all shared interpretations of the other's songs. Björk remixed "This Country," off of Fever Ray's 2017 album Plunge ; Karin Dreijer ret... more info

Consequence of Sound — Fever Ray and The Knife rework "Features Creatures", and Björk remixes "This Country Makes It Hard to Fuck". Björk, The Knife, and Fever Ray remix each other’s songs on new 12-inch: Stream Ben Kaye more info