Röyksopp - Never Ever ft. Susanne Sundfør

Norwegian electronic duo Röyksopp have released an outrageous new video for "Never Ever," featuring singer-songwriter Susanne Sundfør

Röyksopp also created digital trading cards to accompany the video as well as Spotify playlists for all eight of the video's characters, which were portrayed by four different performers

“The whole idea of us going away from the whole album concept was that we do have many musical expressions that we want to do. One of them might be a club track, but we don’t necessarily want to do an album of it. It’s that way with ‘Never Ever’ — we love it, but we don’t need 12 tracks like it”

— Torbjørn Brundtland

Röyksopp - Bounty Hunters (Star Wars Headspace)

Röyksopp on Bounty Hunters "Here’s a boxfresh video of us paying tribute to Star Wars by performing our new track Bounty Hunters. Unfortunately neither Greedo nor Boba Fett could attend the event, but it turned out pretty good nonetheless… At least we had lasers…"

Royksopp - I Had This Thing

Royskopp are back with the new music video. Directed by Robert Schober, tells the story of a modern-day tragi-romance. At first it seems realistic: a happy couple's relationship suddenly turns sour, they break-up, and then spend a lot of time anxiously texting back and forth while screaming into pillows. Röyksopp's moody lounge music streams in the background.

Röyksopp - Skulls

"Skulls" was the first track taken from the album "The Inevitable End", a song that comes with an invitation and a stark warning, set amongst squelchy bass lines and filtered synths. Norwegian director and long time collaborator Stian Andersen made the haunting black and white film that accompanies the song.

It follows the ominous journey of Svein and Torbjørn with friends and 83 year-old Adolf into dark woods and dark places.

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Royksopp & Robyn - Monument

The new music video for Röyksopp and Robyn's "Monument" is a cosmic voyage through other worlds and dimensions, centered around an illuminated ceremony. In the seven-minute clip, the viewer floats above and around the Scandinavian pop legends, inspiring the feeling of a gravityless realm—all thanks to a specialized spider camera. "It's about exploring the space around you and finding your own space in it all," says director Max Vitali. Read more on the Creators Project

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Robyn & Royksopp - Do It Again

Robyn and Royksopp released the new epic black and white music video for the leading track "Do It Again" from same titled album

Royksopp & Robyn - Do It Again

Röyksopp and Robyn announce the release of the "Do It Again" mini album, which will be released on Dog Triumph via Wall of Sound and Cooking Vinyl on 26th May 2014."Do It Again" will be the first single available from 28th April. This serves as an introduction to a new Röyksopp album to be released later this year, which will feature two of the tracks.