Sensual songs with a unique sonic sound that put the queen on the map. Bjork's vocals, the way she inflects her voice, and her cadence are super unique, and are like quick punches between notes and quick breaths. In comparison to the rest of her discography and her as an artist, it feels like her trying to sketch out her own outline after her adolescence in other bands. All of the DNA for stuff that follows is in there, and it feels like she's exploring herself in the songs to determine what that means. Its a mix of the Icelandic folklore and the punchy production of her time in London. Favorite Song: One Day

samba and bossa nova to have a pina colada in a coconut to on the beach with your lover to. the vocals and instruments flow into each other seamlessly.

Nothing particularly entrancing about the album. The noodling songs that make up this album wander around and don't have poignant messages or chords to me. At the same time, there's nothing particularly negative about them either. Its mid, as they say. Favorite song: A Venture

Sensual songs with a unique sonic sound that put the queen on the map. Bjork's vocals, the way she inflects her voice, and her cadence are super unique, and are like quick punches between notes and quick breaths. In comparison to the rest of her discography and her as an artist, it feels like her trying to sketch out her own outline after her adolescence in other bands. All of the DNA for stuff that follows is in there, and it feels like she's exploring herself in the songs to determine what that means. Its a mix of the Icelandic folklore and the punchy production of her time in London. Favorite Song: One Day