"True Electric" is Röyksopp's first studio album in three years, released on Dog Triumph. The album reportedly features a return to the duo's earlier, more beat-driven sound, drawing inspiration from classic house and techno.
- The album was produced by Röyksopp and mixed by [Producer Name].
- "True Electric" was recorded at the duo's own Dog Triumph studio in Bergen.
- The album reached number 12 on the UK Dance Albums Chart.
Röyksopp is a Norwegian electronic music duo formed in Bergen in 1998. They are known for their sophisticated, melodic, and often melancholic electronic soundscapes. Carnegie and Sæther have consistently evolved their style since their debut, exploring genres from downtempo and ambient to more upbeat house and techno influences. Their career has been marked by critical acclaim and a dedicated global following, with each release often representing a distinct sonic chapter. Carnegie and Sæther were in their mid-career at this point, having already established a significant international reputation. They had recently released 'Profound Mysteries II' and 'Profound Mysteries III', continuing their ambitious concept project. The duo stood as elder statesmen of electronic music, respected for their artistic integrity and consistent output in a fast-changing scene.
