Fever Ray hasn’t released an album since 2017’s Plunge, but the Karin Dreijer-led act is poised to make the next chapter in the band worth the wait. Fever Ray announced today the release of Radical ...

In November of 2022, Fever Ray announced Radical Romantics, their first new album in over five years. After releasing singles like “What They Call Us” and “Carbon Dioxide,” they unveiled the LP today ...

Avalon Emerson’s remix of “Carbon Dioxide” turns Fever Ray‘s moody, experimental song into more of an exciting dance track. The remix was released through Rabid Records. According to Pitchfork, ...

Radical Romantics, the third studio album from Fever Ray, is an intoxicating and cathartic reframing of electro-pop conventions in ways that only Karin Dreijer, one-half of The Knife, could pull off.

Fever Ray’s work rarely yields anything that could be described as “conventional,” at least from a pop-music perspective. And yet, in a conversation Jezebel this week, the artist revealed rather ...

Fever Ray have released another single from their anticipated third album Radical Romantics (out March 10 via Mute). “Kandy” was co-written and co-produced by Karin Dreijer and their brother and The ...

Fever Ray has announced a new live album. Out July 25 via Mute, The Year of the Radical Romantics was recorded during Karin Dreijer’s There’s No Place I’d Rather Be Tour in support of their 2023 album ...

Fever Ray has announced new U.S. tour dates and shared a video for the Radical Romantics track “North,” which Nine Inch Nails’ Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross co-produced. Watch the video, directed by ...

It starts with fear, because that’s present even in pleasure. As a phantom synth melody swirls between channels in the mix, Karin Dreijer’s lyrics return to the same uneasy question: “Did you hear ...

Fever Ray has shared a video for the Radical Romantics track “Shiver.” Bodybuilder Irene Andersen stars as a dubiously qualified medical practitioner attending to Karin Dreijer in an operating theater ...

Fever Ray have canceled their fall tour dates which included an appearance at this year’s Iceland Airwaves festival and Pitchfork Paris. Karin Dreijer writes: Many of you know already that I’ve been ...