The album artwork and tracklist were recently published, along with a video for Track 2, “Full of Fire.” Pitchfork called it a “trailer for the album,” which sounds a little dramatic; after all, could a nine minute video really show us what Shaking the Habitual is all about?

The “Full of Fire” music video, made by fellow Swede Marit Östberg, is a breathtakingly open depiction of cozy city living juxtaposed with so-called underground postures and relationships. The images perfectly mirror Karin Dreijer Andersson’s magnificently deep screeching, which is layered inside and out brother Olof Dreijer’s pounding, cold-sweat beats.

I’ve closely followed The Knife and Fever Ray—Karin’s solo project—since I discovered them (oh, when did I meet old whatshisname…?). And I’m always excited by the ever-changing, funky-dark, winsome nature of their music. If Shaking the Habitual trails on in a similar fashion, I think we have a masterpiece on the way.