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 01. "What they call us" 02. "Shiver" 03. "New utensils" 04. "Kandy" 05. "Even it out" 06. "Looking for a ghost" 07. "Carbon dioxide" 08. "North" 09. "Tapping fingers" 10. "Bottom of the ocean"
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| | Description: | Today, Fever Ray (aka Karin Dreijer) announces Radical Romantics, their first new album in five-plus years, out 10 March via Rabid Records, and presents the single, â??Carbon Dioxide,â? co-produced by Vessel. In the world of Radical Romantics, Fever Ray presents their struggle with love, or to be precise, the myth of love. Following 2017â??s Plunge, Radical Romantics speaks to both the heart and the head, the dance floor and the bedroom. Dreijer is one of popâ??s true visionaries, and in their hands, crude and familiar clay is twisted into endlessly beautiful and terrible forms that balance strength with vulnerability, anxiety with safety.
Dreijer first started on Radical Romantics in fall 2019; working in the Stockholm studios built with brother and fellow The Knife member Olof Dreijer after the former completed the last Fever Ray tour in 2018 and the latter returned from living in Berlin. Some time in mid-2020, Olof joined Dreijer in working on Radical Romantics, co-producing and co-writing album opener â??What They Call Us,â? released last month to a wealth of praise, plus three further songs. These tracks on Radical Romantics are the first time the siblings have produced and written music together in eight years. Other co producers and performers include the power duo of Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross (Nine Inch Nails), Portuguese DJ and producer NĂdia, Johannes Berglund, Peder Mannerfelt and PĂ€r Grindvikâ??s technicolor dance project Aasthma, and the aforementioned experimental artist and producer Vessel. Long-time collaborator, Martin Falck, joins Dreijer in creating the all encompassing visual world of Radical Romantics-era Fever Ray.
Romantic love: hackneyed pop song subject; star of its own full genre of films and subset of reality shows; a key preoccupation of philosophers and tale spinners down the centuries. Wars have been fought for it, and all religions are concerned with it. Itâ??s in the everyday fabric of all of our lives, whether weâ??re starry-eyed over a blooming relationship, making things work over years of growth and change, going down in flames, mourning the past, or hoping someone might fill our empty beds. Itâ??s all of the above Dreijer wants to examine with Radical Romantics. - Packaged in a gatefold card sleeve (Digisleeve). The barcode is not printed on the sleeve itself but on a sticker pasted to the shrink wrap on the back.
Includes a double sided folded poster, with lyrics on reverse.
Tracks numbered using Roman numerals.
?&© 2023 Rabid Records under exclusive license to [PIAS] | | | Manufacturer No.: |
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