On Fever Ray’s studio albums, much of the focus for principal performer Karin Dreijer (one half of Swedish sibling electronic duo The Knife) lay squarely on the otherworldly production: eerie, futuristic, more than a little bit goth. Onstage, Fever Ray and their collaborators are as bewitching as ever, but here, Dreijer's charismatic persona comes to the fore. Recorded at a 2018 show at London’s Troxy theatre, the set tilts towards songs from the previous year’s <i>Plunge</i>, an album whose themes (desire, radicalism and smashing societal norms) yield particularly impassioned performances, especially on the seething “This Country”. But six songs from Fever Ray’s self-titled 2009 debut also make the cut—with chestnuts like “When I Grow Up” and “Triangle Walks” given a percussive, downright funky spin—and the feverish response from the 3000-strong crowd is truly something to behold.