Swedish artist Fever Ray’s Plunge, and transnational trio Toto Bona Lokua’s feel-good album Bondeko.
By Fever Ray (Rabid Records, RABID061T, CD, LP and digital)
Beyond all other musics, electronic is the best vehicle for artful manipulations – especially those that surround gender and sexuality. This is not exactly news for Karin Dreijer, the Swedish artist behind, first The Knife, and most recently, Fever Ray.
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