After the Knife's Silent Shout conquered everyone's world in 2006, O. Dreijer and his sister K. Dreijer Andersson put their musical partnership on hold. This led to the birth of Fever Ray, Karien's latest solo-output. While the self-titled debut of Fever Ray isn't far removed from the Knife's spooky electronic terrains, this record does feel different. It's sparse and paced against the tension heard on the Silent Shout and the attitude of Deep Cuts. Most remarkable of all is the glimpse at Driejer Andersson herself that Fever Ray offers. Beyond the Knife's stark exterior, we see a little of what drives Karin and how she's still steps ahead of the game.
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you know - that the shades that K Dreijer Andersson is wearing / the reflection inside - is a reference made especially for you miss moonbeam. i know you a fan of the roboticness inside. i photoshoped that in there (i wasnt sure you would see it) so i thought i would rather just tell you. mad hey?
Well I guess that depicts some acts passion wouldn't you say? I know that robots can seem inhumane but I know just how passionate they can be :)
You have amazing digital skills btw are you a robot too? lol
i can be a robot if you like:) i can even do the robot lol. i do it sometimes here at work / i practice in the mirror hehehehe... dont study too k. take regular breaks and enjoy the beautiful weather / why dont you study outside today? im glad you like it:)