Need Inspiration For Hallowe'en?

Look no further than Fever Ray's back catalogue of videos.

The side-project of Karen Dreijer Andersson of The Knife, Fever Ray have been responsible for five wonderfully sinister videos, depicting shamen, witches and all manner of creepy characters.

The latest single to be taken from Fever Ray's self-titled album is 'Stranger Than Kindness'. As much as I love the albums, I'm not sure if any of the tracks work as 'singles' in any remotely commercial sense but I'm grateful we can enjoy their visual accompaniments:



[Image: Jet Ingenue]

Oh Karin, Karin Oh

Fever Ray is the new solo project by Karin Dreijer Andersson, vocalist with Swedish electro outfit The Knife.

The music is great, a little less 'industrial' than The Knife's sound but not really a huge departure. What's most impressive about the project are the videos that have accompanied the first two singles 'If I Had A Heart' and 'When I Grow Up' (rather disappointingly, not a cover version of the Pussycat Dolls' song of the same name). The creepy visuals look like something out of an indie horror flick and perfectly complement Dreijer Andersson's eerie soundscapes.