and impish" and commenting, "Between the cavernous synths, the echoes and loops, the polyrhythms and snarling vocal processing, [Dreijer] managed to capture the feeling of being totally alone while also projecting a childlike wonder." It was ranked the second best album of 2009 and twenty-fourth best album of the 2000s decade by Resident Advisor. The Sunday Times named Fever Ray the third best album of 2009 by a new artist and wrote that [Dreijer] "responded to motherhood with an album of glacial sonic architecture, its unforgiving expanses conjuring up sleep-deprived mental churning", dubbing it an "electro classic". NME, Drowned in Sound and Pitchfork all placed the album at number nine on their respective lists of the Top 50 Albums of 2009, with the latter noting that "[w]hat's made [Dreijer]'s work even better is how [their] videos and performances amplify the music's sense of dread and mystery." The album was listed at number sixteen on PopMatters' The Best 60 Albums of 2009, and the website opined, "Alternately chilly and warm, wistful and foreboding, expansive and claustrophobic, Fever Rays peculiarity and bleak magnificence holds us in its thrall." Online music service Rhapsody included Fever Ray at number twenty-two on its list of The 25 Best Albums of 2009. Slant Magazine named it the twenty-fourth best album of 2009, stating that [Dreijer] "challenges the conventions of dance music with [their] distorted vocals and macabre imagery" the album "emerges as an unsettling, impossible-to-shake record that suggests the aftermath of when 'pop' truly bursts". iTunes US named Fever Ray the best electronic album of 2009 as part of its Rewind 2009 roundup. It was included on AllMusic's Favorite Albums of 2009 and Favorite Electronic Albums of 2009 lists. In 2010, Fever Ray won the P3 Guld award for Dance Artist of the Year, and was nominated for Newcomer of the Year and Pop Artist of the Year. The same year, the singer won a Manifestgalan for Best Live Artist and received a Beatport Music Award nomination for Best Electronica Artist. Track listing Deluxe edition Personnel Credits for adapted the liner notes of Fever Ray. Musicians Fever Ray – vocals Cecilia Nordlund – vocals Hampus Lundgren – double bass Technical personnel Fever Ray – mixing, production, recording Christoffer Berg – mixing ; production, recording Henrik Jonsson – mastering Van Rivers & The Subliminal Kid – mixing, production, recording Artwork Martin Ander – cover design Charts As