At Vega in Copenhagen, Röyksopp stepped away from the elaborate and leaned into the elemental. Their 2025 True Electric Tour appearance wasn’t about spectacle—it was a full-body immersion into the raw material of electronic sound.
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From the very first notes, the analog warmth was palpable. Röyksopp built an environment, not just a set, where each beat felt etched in voltage. Their use of vintage gear created a tactile dimension, conjuring images of Kraftwerk’s circuitry and Floyd’s ambient stretches.
Founded in 1998, Röyksopp continues to be a reference point in synth-pop history.
Their live sets, like this one, highlight both legacy and innovation.
The night pulsed with sound—but some fans may have missed “Oh, Lover,” a highlight of their vocal collaborations with Susanne Sundfør.
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There were no singers, no visuals, just two men and their machines. It was a conscious decision, maybe even a challenge to the expectations of modern performance. Minimalist? Yes. But emotionally, the experience was maximal.
