Fossora - Björk

Fossora

Björk

  • Genre: Electronic
  • Release Date: 2022-09-30
  • Explicitness: notExplicit
  • Country: USA
  • Track Count: 13
  • Album Price: 9.99
  • ℗ 2022 One Little Independent Records
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Tracks

Title Artist Time
1
Atopos (feat. Kasimyn) Björk 4:46
2
Ovule Björk 3:38
3
Mycelia Björk 2:00
4
Sorrowful Soil Björk 3:15
5
Ancestress (feat. Sindri Eldon Björk 7:17
6
Fagurt Er Í Fjörðum Björk 0:44
7
Victimhood Björk 6:57
8
Allow (feat. Emilie Nicolas) Björk 5:26
9
Fungal City (feat. serpentwith Björk 4:45
10
Trölla-Gabba (feat. Kasimyn) Björk 1:57
11
Freefall Björk 4:31
12
Fossora (feat. Kasimyn) Björk 4:19
13
Her Mother's House (feat. ísa Björk 4:33

Reviews

  • MY FAVORITE ALBUM EVER

    5
    By B4r8ie
    By far literally my fav album, I have been listening to it none stop since its release
  • Boooooorrrrrrrrrriiiiiiinnnnngggggg

    1
    By ohdatsjustsunni
    Stream portals by Melanie Martinez instead of listening to this boring lounge music literally Bjork’s music is just mixed up sounds that don’t sound good nor does it sound like techno or electronic music tbh everyone who hates this go ahead and listen to some Melanie Martinez now THAT’S not random misplaced sounds it’s music that you can actually UNDERSTAND and if you don’t like Melanie stream SOS by SZA, weedkiller by ashnikko or Barbie world by nicki Minaj and ice spice. Because gurrrrrlll this ain’t it ✌🏽
  • Beautiful

    5
    By slcsogscyo
    Second favorite Björk album after Medúlla!
  • Icon

    4
    By venagxrfksodhcejs
    Yall just dont get it. Vespertwinks, she will NEVER make something like vespertine again (hopefully)
  • 3/5 No Pop Songs Here

    3
    By callingitlikeiseeit
    I see lots of reviews here saying "why can't Björk wtite a pop song like she used to?" And I counter that argument that she never really wrote "pop" songs. She wrote songs just like these and the producers she wrorked with added the things that made them more palatable to a mainstream audience. Yes, this new album is a bit hard on the ears, yes it's challenging to listen, yes, there are no traditional verse/chorus/verse/chorus/bridge/chorus/verse/outro that you might be looking for. But these sounds and her voice are as beautiful as they have always been. I love this collection of songs. If you don't, then don't buy it.
  • There is no real MUSIC here

    1
    By jodamo4
    It pains me to write a negative Bjork review. She is a musical genius, but her ability to write a song, a real song, ended in 2001 with Vespertine. (Volta was tolerable, but still not good.) There has been nothing since then. No real songs, no real melodies. If I didn't know of her process, I'd swear she cranked this album out in about an hour, as she banged around on any instrument within reach and sang a bunch of nonsense lyrics. I don't see how anyone could listen to this for pleasure or for artistry. I love you, Bjork, but please....
  • Interesting, but not great 😟

    3
    By MuZiK40
    The album seems like it was rushed. Many of the songs are not really put together to give them an even tone. Each song sounds very jumbled. I could only tolerate Ancetress because it speaks of my mother’s passing.😔. I also found Her Mother’s House very soothing. I always am interest in what Björk creates since her first debut album. Yet, this album was ok, not great. ☹️
  • Back to the electronica

    5
    By fummetresor
    Loved the album. It’s different. Weird. And all Bjork. Lots of cool electronic sounds and bass. Her voice is remarkable. I love how she uses lots of different choruses. Clever. Second song of course is my favorite. She really knows which notes to play to give you certain emotions. A musical mathematician.
  • Bjork’s Back

    5
    By Got2BJosh
    Her best and most consistent album since Volta. After flop sales for Vulnicura and Utopia and complaints from critics and listeners that her music had become too atmospheric and hard to follow, Bjork finally returns to making an album that much more listenable and surprisingly cinematic. Hopefully Bjork maintains a return to making unique but still listenable music like her Debut - Vespertine (& Volta) prime. Beautiful singing throughout. The last six tracks are the strongest part of the album. My favorites: - Atopos, Ovule, Allow, Fungal City, & Fossora are her uptempo grooves. - Mycelia & Trölla-Gabba are cinematic interludes. - Ancestress, Freefall, & Her Mother’s House are dramatic and contemplative, but not slow or long enough to be boring.
  • Scary, dissonant, difficult, atonal

    5
    By xrizzo
    Fun