01. "Army Of Me (From Tank Girl OST)" 02. "Hyperballad" 03. "The Modern Things"
04. "It's Oh So Quiet!" 05. "Enjoy" 06. "You've been flirting again" 07. "Isobel" 08. "Possibly Maybe" 09. "I Miss You" 10. "Cover Me" 11. "Headphones"
Description:
"Post" is the second studio album by Icelandic artist Björk, released in 1995 on CD format by One Little Indian. This groundbreaking record showcases Björk's eclectic musical vision, blending electronic, trip-hop, jazz, industrial and pop influences into a vibrant sonic tapestry. Featuring standout tracks such as "Army of Me," "It's Oh So Quiet," and "Hyperballad," the album received critical acclaim for its innovation and emotional depth. The production features collaborations with renowned producers like Nellee Hooper and Tricky. One Little Indian (now known as One Little Independent Records) is an influential independent label based in London that has championed avant-garde artists since its founding in 1985. Their commitment to artistic freedom has made them home to some of music's most innovative acts.
Björk Guðmundsdóttir emerged from Iceland's alternative scene as the lead singer of The Sugarcubes before launching her solo career in the early '90s. Known for her distinctive voice and boundary-pushing artistry, she has earned multiple BRIT Awards, Grammy nominations, and global recognition for albums like "Debut", "Homogenic", and "Vespertine". With over 20 million records sold worldwide, Björk remains one of contemporary music's most influential figures.
Post is secon album of Island musical genius Bjork. Not so strong like debut, but more tracks on Post are realy hits. Very special industrial arranges. Bjork is so original. Not best album, but recommend to all fans of Island indie queen.
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