Röyksopp Perfects Live Performance with New ‘True Electric’ Vinyl Series and Collaborates with Fever Ray on ‘What Else Is There’

Röyksopp announces new album “True Electric”

Röyksopp have revealed their upcoming album “True Electric” and unveiled their lead single “What Else Is There” featuring Fever Ray.

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“True Electric” is set to be released on April 11th and is available for pre-order. Here – this will mark the electronic duo’s first release in 2025. The album includes 19 studio tracks recorded during their 2023 “True Electric” tour and features the previously unreleased track “The R,” alongside newly remastered and remixed tracks from their extensive catalogue.

First single and music video

The initial preview of the album came with the song “What Else Is There” featuring Fever Ray. This intense and driving track is a new rendition of the 2005 song of the same title from the album The Doesn't.

The song’s accompanying video, directed by Stian Andersen, was filmed on location and includes footage from the 2023 concert in Athens, Greece.

Discussing the album in a press release, Röyksopp, comprising Svein Berge and Thorbjörn Brundtland, stated: “'True Electric' embodies recordings and performances crafted to encapsulate the essence of our live concerts of the same name. The intent was to highlight the club elements of our music, while also revisiting our electronic music roots.”

Physical editions and tour information

Physical formats of “True Electric” will be launched on May 9th. These include a limited edition three-LP vinyl release with a fold-out poster and two CDs featuring an eight-page booklet. The album cover was commissioned and designed by Los Angeles-based art director Christina Huang, showcasing photographs taken by Stian Andersen and Sui Le from the Röyksopp True Electric tour.

In addition to announcing the new album, Röyksopp shared their upcoming US tour dates. A pre-sale option will be open for those who register. Here. Pre-sales will commence on Thursday (January 30) at 10 a.m. local time, with general ticket sales starting on Friday (January 31) at 10:00 a.m. local time. For ticket purchases and the full list of dates, visit Here.

Tour dates for “True Electric DJ” in 2025:

JANUARY
24 – BASE Milano, Milan
25 – Club Lula, Madrid

FEBRUARY
6 – CITY CONCENTRAL HALL, Sydney
7 – Melbourne Pavilion, Melbourne
8 – Perth Festival, Perth
21 – HERE at Outernet, London
22 – Paradiso, Amsterdam
28 – Ritter Butzke, Berlin

MAYBE
15 – CODA, Toronto
16 – Subway, Chicago, Illinois
17 – Elsewhere: Rooftop, Brooklyn, New York (SOLD OUT)
17 – Elsewhere Hall, Brooklyn, New York
23 – Fonda Theatre, Los Angeles, California
24 – ReelWorks Denver, CO
25 – ZeyZey, Miami, Florida
30 – Regency Ballroom, San Francisco, California
31 – The Concourse Project, Austin, TX

JUNE
1 – This will do, Dallas, Texas

True Electric track listing:

1. Ladder (True Electric)
2. Impossible (feat. Alison Goldfrapp) (True Electric)
3. This Time, This Place (feat. Bekah Marie) (True Electric)
4. The Girl And The Robot (feat. Robyn) (True Electric)
5. Here She Comes Again (feat. Jamie Irrepressible) (True Electric)
6. Monument (featuring Robyn) (True Electric)
7. Oh, Lover (feat. Suzanne Sundfår) (True Electric)
8. Unity (feat. Karen Harding) (True Electric)
9. You Don't Have A Clue (feat. Anneli Drecker) (True Electric)
10. “R” (True Electric)
11. Breathe (feat. Astrid S.) (True Electric)
12. Running To The Sea (feat. Suzanne Sundfår) (True Electric)
13. What else is there? (feat. Fever Ray) (True Electric)
14. Never Ever (featuring Suzanne Sundfår) (True Electric)
15. Sordid Affair (ft. Man Without Country) (True Electric)
16. I Had This Thing (ft. Jamie Irrepressible) (True Electric)
17. Feel It (feat. Maurissa Rose) (True Electric)
18. Do It Again (feat. Robyn) (True Electric)
19. Like An Old Dog (ft. Pixx) (True Electric)