With Post, Björk set the bionic foundation for one of the most consequential careers in pop history.
The work of a constantly changing artist, Post proves that as Björk moves toward more ambitious, complex music, she always surpasses herself.
On Björk second solo album, Post, the ex-Sugarcube finds a bizarre and irresistible connecting point between industrial-disco, ambient-trance, and catchy synth pop.
Debut was a great album, and despite its similarity, Post is even better.
Chock-full of curious noises, mesmerizing vocals and musical surprises, Post provides a much-needed escape route from alternative rock’s dull offerings of late.
With Post, she recreates Debut's hotchpotch of styles and noises, but not its magic – or maybe it's just that her growl-cum-squeal and its Icelandic inflections set against airy jazz and dance tracks is shocking no more.
More high quality talent.
Post is Björk's 2nd studio album, released in June 1995, having been recorded from late 1994-April 1995.
This album continues the streak of versatile genres she explored on Debut, which I absolutely adored to pieces when I heard it earlier this week. It also includes the likes of Ambient, Industrial & IDM blended into the mix.
Post, however, goes for a more dark palette in sound as the atmospheres present are sonically more haunting.
Björk wrote most ... read more
Boink keeps absolutely killing it, I CANNOT WAIT to finish her whole discog.
BJORKY SHIT #02 - POST 1995
Post is an interesting release from Bjork for a multitude of reasons. First being that it's her most accesible, at least from what I've heard. And that plays to its benefit, since a lot of these tracks are easier and quicker to get into, yet still have that fantasic unique musical depth and originality that Bjork brings on her records. I mean it's her most popular album for a reason, but I ... read more
Examining: Björk
Part 2 - Post
“Debut” was nothing short of a success for Björk, significantly outperforming her label’s sales expectations fifteen times over within three months after release and playing a huge part in changing audience’s perspective of electronic music as a respectable art form. Huge opportunities came Björk way prettt quickly, such as working with David Arnold to create the theme to the movie “The Young Americans” titled ... read more
Björk's Post is easily one of the greatest sophomore albums of all time. From the incredibly emotionally charged, sonically striking Hyper-Ballad which negates the sacrifices of a relationship and suicide to the cover of Betty Hutton's It's Oh So Quiet, which alternates between mischievous intimacy and outbursts of screeching vocals/big band, this album showcases Björk's creative versatility.
Isobel, written by Sjón, is one of my favourite songs ever and forms the bridge in a ... read more
1 | Army of Me 3:54 | 94 |
2 | Hyper-Ballad 5:21 | 96 |
3 | The Modern Things 4:09 | 88 |
4 | It's Oh So Quiet 3:37 | 93 |
5 | Enjoy 3:54 | 91 |
6 | You've Been Flirting Again 2:29 | 85 |
7 | Isobel 5:46 | 93 |
8 | Possibly Maybe 5:05 | 92 |
9 | I Miss You 3:59 | 89 |
10 | Cover Me 2:06 | 81 |
11 | Headphones 5:40 | 83 |
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