Norwegian electronic duo Röyksopp have, it’s safe to say, found their groove in recent times having released a three-album series entitled Profound Mysteries, all following in quick succession ...

In a world that has had all of us engaged in some kind of struggle, we still share an interest in some profound mysteries. Why are we here? How many pounds of classified documents does it take to line ...

On the fifth-floor terrace of a Hollywood hotel, Röyksopp’s Torbjørn Brundtland brandishes a large bottle of Panna water like a magnum of champagne. He fills the plastic cups held out by his musical ...

Norwegian dance duo Röyksopp have announced a new album, The True Electric, which will be out April 11 via Dog Triumph. The album features new versions of songs from throughout their catalog which ...

Norwegian duo Röyksopp have surprised released a new album titled Nebulous Nights. Its subtitle lets you know what it is: “An Ambient Excursion into Profound Mysteries,” as they have made a two-hour, ...

Röyksopp have announced their new album ‘True Electric’ and have shared its lead single ‘What Else Is There’ with Fever Ray. ‘True Electric’ – which is set for release on April 11 and is available for ...

In 2014 Svein Berge and Torbjørn Brundtland of Röyksopp released what was dubbed as their final album, cryptically entitled The Inevitable End. Thankfully, the guillotine has been retracted, and eight ...

Röyksopp’s ‘Melody A.M.’ has been revealed as one of the most expensive vinyl sold in history. The 2001 debut album by the Norwegian duo, which landed at Number One in Norway and Number Nine in the UK ...

In the past, the Norwegian pop duo Röyksopp has been accused of being “house for people who don’t like house;” the innocuous soundtrack of Volkswagen Jetta-driving, soy candle-lighting ...

Get your news from a source that’s not owned and controlled by oligarchs. Sign up for the free Mother Jones Daily. Under the harsh fluorescent lights in the basement of a suburban DC concert venue, as ...

This might be Röyksopp’s best album. Let’s just state that at the outset. It’s bittersweet as hell, knowing that this is also their swansong, but at least Norway’s most dynamic electro duo are ending ...