the knife

As we all continue to attempt to process The Knife's uncompromising, incendiary, and altogether overwhelming new record, shapeshifting producer Pursuit Grooves -- who just dropped a fairly massive album of her own -- unveils her "A Tooth For An Eye" remix, and it's a throbbing, repetitive, bass-heavy club rework that's a touch subtler than the original, but just as powerful...

Listen to the Knife's incredible new album in its entirety below via the duo's soundcloud, or complete with warped animated artwork here.

Everything about this is amazing. New video from The Knife, directed by Roxy Farhat & Kakan Hermansson. Farhat says: 'A Tooth For An Eye' deconstructs images of maleness, power and leadership. Who are the people we trust as our leaders and why...

Let's try this again: those of you that abstained from listening to that garbage webrip that was floating around everywhere last week, and missed the bootleg video rip that was up for about 10 minutes, your patience has been rewarded: The Knife just dropped the official Marit Östberg-directed video and stream for their massive, sprawling new single "Full of Fire...

...according to Amazon. And it's over 9 minutes long. That's the cover art above, available here January 28. Update: listen to a short preview here.

Teaser for what, we're not sure. The Knife say: "Music can be so meaningless. We had to find lust. We asked our friends and lovers to help us"

More ominous, genuinely creepy melodrama from Knife collaborator Janine Rostron -- aka Planningtorock -- in the form of this bizarre video for her awesome new pop jam "The Breaks." Not exactly sure what's going on here, but it would almost be kind of sweet if it wasn't so unsettling...

Sinister new Fever Ray song, taken from the forthcoming Red Riding Hood soundtrack: Fever Ray - The Wolf

Last month, we posted up the intensely creepy video for "Doorway," the haunted new jam from Berlin's Janine Rostron, aka Planningtorock. Here's the mp3 for the crawling, dramatic lead single, which explores some of the same foreboding theatrics as the Knife's Silent Shout, or perhaps more accurately, Rostron's own operatic collaboration with the Knife that dropped last year...