According to a message on their website, which is otherwise concerned entirely with Romani housing rights, the duo will release their next LP in 2012.

Pitchfork looks into state funding for musicians in countries such Norway, Canada and Sweden that has in turn helped bands like The Knife and imprints such as Smalltown Supersound.

The band's Karin Dreijer Andersson and Olof Dreijer join Mt Sims and Planningtorock for a 'video interview' regarding their score for the Darwin-inspired Tomorrow, In A Year opera.

Listen to a stream of the full album, written in collaboration with Mt. Sims and Planningtorock, via the Swedish duo's site.

Get spooky with the latest video to be taken from Karin Dreijer Andersson's Fever Ray project.

Check out the video of the first single from Karin Drejer Andersson's new solo project, which is directed by long-time Knife collaborator Andreas Nilsson.