Bjork - Vulnicura

sounds like a middle point between vespertine and homogenic and then add a bit of medulla to it. yes, gooodt

I am very very happy about this. Bjork is my allowed affair partner.

Everything post homogenic is awful except the soundtrack to dancer in the dark and pagan poetry and it's in our hands.

  On 1/18/2015 at 10:21 PM, trananhhung said:

Everything post homogenic is awful except the soundtrack to dancer in the dark and pagan poetry and it's in our hands.

haha. hhahahaahha. HAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAAHHAHA

fuck you

  On 1/18/2015 at 10:21 PM, trananhhung said:

Everything post homogenic is awful except the soundtrack to dancer in the dark and pagan poetry and it's in our hands.

lel dis guy

I don't actually remember Biophilia, never got much into Volta, but I'm a big fan of everything else she's done. Homogenic and Vespertine are classics.

  On 1/19/2015 at 1:49 AM, dr lopez said:

 

  On 1/18/2015 at 10:21 PM, trananhhung said:

Everything post homogenic is awful except the soundtrack to dancer in the dark and pagan poetry and it's in our hands.

haha. hhahahaahha. HAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAAHHAHA

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

fuck you

 

<3 Bjork, looking forward.

This record is going to be ill. Bjork + Arca + Haxan Cloak has to be great.

This record will be as dull as biophilia. She should stop the high concept thing and just deliver baroque pop songs. Those are the ones I like. Everything sounds extremely forced, austere and, wait for it, pretentious.

It's in our hands was her last proper tune. Declare independence wasn't half bad.

Thanks for the love guys. :)

As far as I'm concerned, no matter how trendy and leftfield the producers she works with (and she's always late to the party with those) her high concept mentality ruins the albums for me. After this she's releasing an EP with OPN and demdike stare.

In a way, she's Madonna - for East londoners.

I just don't understand how you think pagan poetry is the only worthwhile thing on vespertine-- when it's really the 5th or 6th best track on that album. If you don't think hidden place, unison and undo are life-affirming works of brilliance then I'm afraid your argument is invalid

If you can't tell that pagan poetry is a devastating highlight on that album then I'm afraid your argument is invalid.

Just opinions dude.

  On 1/19/2015 at 2:25 AM, Zephyr_Nova said:

I don't actually remember Biophilia, never got much into Volta, but I'm a big fan of everything else she's done. Homogenic and Vespertine are classics.

same here

  On 1/19/2015 at 11:17 AM, trananhhung said:

As far as I'm concerned, no matter how trendy and leftfield the producers she works with (and she's always late to the party with those) her high concept mentality ruins the albums for me. After this she's releasing an EP with OPN and demdike stare.

Tis true that in order to unlock electronic producer level "Lush," you must be invited to remix or work with thome yorke, damon albarn, and/or bjork

i follow Björk since her first album... i ever buy her albums & some maxi-singles. Volta & Biophillia are specially new directions but she chose not to its height. I hope it will lead us in a new direction that we expected it! ;-)

out now on itunes http://pitchfork.com/news/58111-bjorks-new-album-vulnicura-is-out-now/

;O

damn arca is everywhere

the track w/antony is fuggin' ace

first track sounds exactly like

Fucking iTunes?

iTunes can fuck off. I don't want to install shitty software to download an album.

Arca featuring bjork