Röyksopp in Berlin: The Party Must Go On
Nearly a decade after breaking up with the idea of traditional releases, the famed Norwegian duo Röyksopp are touring with a trilogy of LPs.
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The Best Electronic Albums of 2022
This year’s best electronic albums span the widest range of styles of any genre, ranging from poppy and melodic electro to the experimental outer reaches.
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The 50 Best Albums of 2022 So Far
The 50 best albums of 2022 offer sublime music as major artists return with new albums and brilliant new sounds bubble up from the underground and worldwide.
Röyksopp’s ‘Profound Mysteries’ Is Transcendent
The vast creativity and breadth of Röyksopp’s Profound Mysteries are impressive. A suite of short films operates as a gorgeous visual interpretation.
Best New Songs: Röyksopp, Jax Jones, Jordan Stephens, Obongjayar
The PM Picks playlist spotlights the best new songs across the varied genres we cover. This week features Röyksopp, Jax Jones, Jordan Stephens, and more.
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ionnalee Brings a “Full on Requiem” to the Album Format
After three compelling projects as iamamiwhoami, a profound health scare inspired Jonna Lee to relaunch as a bold, talented solo artist for the second time.
Röyksopp – “Never Ever” ft. Susanne Sundfør (Singles Going Steady)
"Never Ever" is like day-glo ABBA in a shopping mall in the '80s.
Röyksopp – “Never Ever” feat. Susanne Sundfør (Singles Going Steady)
This shiny, gleaming collaboration with Susanne Sundfor is a pure pop confection, and a damn catchy one at that.
Röyksopp – “Sordid Affair” (audio)
The Norwegian electronic duo Röyksopp has just dropped another track from its forthcoming and final album, The Inevitable End, out on November 10th.
Röyksopp and Robyn: Do It Again
On Röyksopp and Robyn's latest collaboration, the idea and the execution somehow didn’t quite find common ground.