We All Want Someone To Shout For — Iamamiwhoami posted a new video an hour ago called “O”. It gives us a more clear cut idea for what she is going to, and if it is Jonna Lee she is certainly influenced by The Knife in pretty much all ways. I like the song, and the video was very ... more info

Its Getting Boring By The Sea — Just a quick note to say that I have updated my official blog Spotify playlist so it's a bit more up to date/ representative. Now there is stuff on there including Radiohead, Health, Kelis, Pavement, Outkast, The Knife and many many more.Click HERE t... more info

Guardian Music — In this week's show, we examine the Knife's new Charles Darwin-inspired opera, Tomorrow, in a Year, with Olof Dreijer. Be warned, his voice is distorted, but we do have Planningtorock (Janine Rostron) on hand to speak (in a normal voice) about collab... more info

XFM.co.uk — The Knife's Karin Dreijer Andersson brings her solo project back to the UK. more info

The Yellow Stereo — If there’s one thing that instantly grabs my attention now as far as music goes, it’s the sound of a catchy pop song. It seems I lack the patience now for anything slow-moving, or melancholy — which is kind of ironic now, as that was the sort ... more info

BBC 6 Music — Swedish duo cut through challenging Charles Darwin-inspired work more info

DrownedInSound — They've sat down with the folks over at New Scientist to discuss the record and its various themes. Watch/listen to it below, as well as streaming the entire production, all 2 CDs worth of it. Read the full story on DrownedinSound.com more info

DrownedInSound — The Knife’s Olof Dreijer discusses his dreams of Darwin and the downsides of frogs that sound too much like synthesisers. Read the full story on DrownedinSound.com more info

DrownedInSound — ‘Tis the first of March, and what a bumper first of March it is, albums-wise. SO ON WITH THE SHOW. Read the full story on DrownedinSound.com more info

DrownedInSound — Tomorrow, in a Year is a coldly overwhelming record built on algorithms Dreijur spent two years tinkering with, modelled on both field recordings made on a trip to the Amazon, and Darwin’s own scientific data. Save for a few sparks at the end,... more info