Bjork - Fossora (Vinyl) 1996 but Jenny Hval's polyphonic artistry

but Jenny Hval's polyphonic artistry is in fact seamlessly interwoven between musical

and the Tornadoes (among others) on one album

it's obviously not for everyone but if the label "musique concrete" doesn't send you rushing for your Carpenters' greatest hits or the words "arts council-sponsored" don't have you firing off a stiff letter of disapproval to the Minister of Arts

Eponymous was their last release on I

to name a few) who have been influenced by their unique blend of homemade garage rock

Bjork - Fossora (Vinyl) 1996 but Jenny Hval's polyphonic artistryFossora is the 10th album from singular icon Bjrk. Its name is derived from the feminine version of the Latin word for digger, and draws from Bjrks experience being grounded during lockdown in her native Iceland. Using her characteristically eclectic musical style, Bjrk folds in different influences and styles on Fossora. Amidst earthy bass clarinets and tender thematic explorations into her ancestry are vigorous gabber eruptions, culminating in a