What makes Shaking the Habitual by The Knife notable?

The album debuted at number one on the Swedish charts and received widespread critical acclaim for its bold experimentation and thematic depth. It was notable for addressing issues such as capitalism and gender identity, influencing a wave of artists within the electronic and experimental music scenes. By the time 'Shaking the Habitual' was released in 2013, The Knife had established themselves as a pioneering force in electronic music following their acclaimed album 'Silent Shout' (2006). This album marked their first release in seven years, showcasing an evolved sound and artistic direction after a lengthy hiatus, as well as a shift towards more politically charged themes.

Who is Shaking the Habitual for?

Shaking the Habitual works well if you're into dynamic emotional journeys, long immersive listening sessions and wave-like pacing experiences.

How many songs are on Shaking the Habitual?

Shaking the Habitual has 12 tracks, running approximately 77 minutes.

Shaking the Habitual

The Knife · 2013

77 min · 12 tracks · electronica

A disorienting blend of avant-garde electronica and experimental pop that challenges conventional song structures.

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Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

dynamic emotional journeys
long immersive listening sessions
wave-like pacing experiences
challenging conventional song structures

Where this album fits

Career context: By the time 'Shaking the Habitual' was released in 2013, The Knife had established themselves as a pioneering force in electronic music following their acclaimed album 'Silent Shout' (2006). This album marked their first release in seven years, showcasing an evolved sound and artistic direction after a lengthy hiatus, as well as a shift towards more politically charged themes.
Stylistic neighbors: Fever Ray· Goldfrapp· Björk