Ten years have passed since the Norwegian duo's dreamy electronica debut, Melody AM, established them as wistful masters of the form with hits like "Poor Leno" and "Eple" (which later made a ripple as the soundtrack to cavemen in a Geico commercial), and launched their careers as pop architects. In later years they've experimented with bolder forms like house music and drum and bass, and they're just as intrepid onstage, reveling in dry ice, theatrics, and costume changes. They'll play two dates—Sunday, at Music Hall of Williamsburg, and Monday, at Webster Hall—with opener Jon Hopkins, another one who specializes in moody ambience.
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