Nialler9 — My favourite songs of the past month – all in one place. Listen on Spotify 1. Fever Ray – To The Moon And Back After 9 years away, Karin Dreijer returned with her first album as Fever Ray last week, Plunge. ‘To The Moon And Back’ was th... more info

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Gorilla vs. Bear — Not to be confused with our annual Halloween mix, here's our October 2017 monthly mix, featuring some of the best new tracks from the past month by John Maus, Yaeji, Lou Rebecca, Fever Ray, Smerz, Sassy 009 + more: Continue reading… more info

KEXP Seattle — Earlier this week, Fever Ray surprised fans with a new album, the first in eight years for this solo project from Karin Dreijer Andersson, frontwoman for the Swedish duo The Knife. KEXP Music Director Don Yates calls it “an excellent set of adventu... more info

Stereogum — The last time we heard from Karin Dreijer, she was excoriating modern society on the Knife's most overtly political album, Shaking The Habitual , which apparently also served as that project's farewell note. But four years after that album and eight... more info

Nialler9 — With so many releases flying at you, here are recommended vetted listens from Nialler9 for you this week, as collated in the Nialler9 New Releases Spotify playlist, updated weekly. 1. Julien Baker – Turn Off The Lights 21 year-old songwriter ... more info

Nialler9 — Fever Ray’s first album in 8 years is now released on Rabid Records. Trailed by ‘From The Moon And Back’ last week, Plunge is an album that falls somewhere betwen the ambience of Karin Dreijer’s first Fever Ray album and The Knife’s h... more info

Stereogum — After eight years of radio silence, we basically just learned that Fever Ray was going to be a thing again. And now, less than two weeks later, we're already getting a full solo album from the Knife's Karin Dreijer. Lead single "To The Moon And Back"... more info

XLR8R — Tomorrow, Karin Dreijer (a.k.a. Fever Ray) will release her sophomore solo album, Plunge. Plunge is the first Fever Ray release in eight years, following the acclaimed self-titled debut in 2009, and features collaborations with Paula Temple, Deena Ab... more info

Stereogum — Way back in 2009, Karin Dreijer, then one half of the Knife, released a truly excellent album of gothic, chilling synthpop under the name Fever Ray. Last week, after sharing a couple of teasers, she dropped the intense, conversation-starting video fo... more info