Swedish electronic duo The Knife have announced their plans to split following their upcoming November European tour dates. The experimental dance outfit, who are scheduled to play just six shows in Europe this October and November, told Dazed & Confused that these shows will be their last. “When we finish the tour now in November
While most actors from the 80’s struggle to grip onto the fading strands of their career, all-round top bloke Bill Murray remains at the height of relevance, this time being spotted dancing with The Knife like it ain’t no thang. As Brooklyn Vegan report, fresh from a sold out performance at NYC Terminal 5, The
The Knife have been dividing audiences with their latest album, Shaking The Habitual, and its subsequent tour and now the Swedish electronic duo are giving you a little taster of what’s caused such a stir amongst their audiences, releasing a live video for the track Raging Lung. The Shaking The Habitual shows have been described
If you would have guessed that The Knife would be throwing a short film into the mix as they venture boldly into the new album cycle, then you’re doing better than the rest of us. The outfit has dropped a cheeky 13-minute short film known simply as The Interview. The clip saw the band fuse
The Knife’s long-awaited third album Shaking The Habitual has been released for our listening pleasure today – though the release will hit shelves both digital and otherwise in just 2 days time, the stream gives the perfect opportunity to try before you buy. Given the fact that it’s been 7 years between albums, die-hards should
In an age of monogamous press releases and album biographies, anything out of the ordinary is sure to stand out. But The Knife’s official album bio for the forthcoming album Shaking The Habitual not only stands out, but totally wigs out. It’s more of a poem than a bio, apparently written by a Jess Arndt
For their latest video offering, The Knife have certainly lived up to their latest album name by Shaking The Habitual. Synced to their latest single A Tooth For An Eye, the visual stimulus sees the group replaced by a lip-syncing heavily choreographed dance troupe. The gang, which actually seems to be made up of a
The Knife’s new and elusive track A Tooth For An Eye has been appearing, disappearing and reappearing across the internet. Briefly being uploaded to Soundcloud, Tumblr and Hype Machine, it appears the song is currently residing on YouTube (though who knows for how long). The opening track from The Knife’s upcoming fourth studio album Shaking
Swedish electro stars The Knife have unveiled the tracklisting for their new album, Shaking the Habitual, which is due out in early April. As Consequence of Sound reports, Shaking the Habitual will contain 13 tracks, and will run for almost 100 minutes in total. The tracks vary greatly in length – one track, Old Dreams
Swedish electronic outfit The Knife have delivered a cryptic message through YouTube, which has sent fans into an absolute frenzy. The duo, consisting of Karin Dreijer Andersson and Olof Dreijer, delivered the video with the caption: “Music can be so meaningless. We had to find lust. We asked our friends and lovers to help us.”
