The Raveonettes Return with "Anti-Album," Share "This World Is Empty (Without You)"

BY Sarah MurphyPublished Jan 29, 2016

Danish indie rock duo the Raveonettes delivered a surprise album called Pe'ahi back in 2014, but they're mixing up their release format once again with a new set of songs dubbed an "anti-album."
 
The band plan to release a track per month over the 12 months of 2016, resulting in either a set of songs that will sound "schizophrenic and disjointed" or "potentially cohesive and related."
 
You can follow their "Rave-of-the-Month" playlist over here, where a new song will be added each month, bringing listeners along as they navigate the highs and lows of the upcoming year.
 
January's contribution has just arrived as a synthed-out shoegaze track titled "This World Is Empty (Without You)."
 
"Writing a simple song's super hard and challenging so it took awhile for this one to be just right," the band's Sune Rose Wagner explained in a press release. "The music, the words, the vibe, everything has to be just perfect. It's one of the only songs I've ever written where adding a guitar simply didn't work, not sure why, just happens I guess. The beat is my take on an '80s Freestyle beat a la Debbie Deb, and the overall vibe of the song is much darker for sure."
 
Get sucked into the brooding spiral of "This World Is Empty (Without You)" by checking out the accompanying lyric video in the player below.
 

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