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  • August 25, 2004

    Q&A: Bjork

    The Icelandic diva explains why she's built an album almost entirely from the sound of her own voice

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Recordings and Reviews

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    Greatest Hits

    Bjork's unearthly voice swoops and careens, so she makes pop music to match, where you never know whether to expect a techno rhythm or a string section. Like the songs of Iceland's other leading exports, Sigur Ros, her music feels foreign -- which not much on this planet does anymore. But thanks to ...

    2007 RS: 4of 5 Stars

  • Volta

    2007  

  • Medulla

    2004  

  • Homogenic

    2004  

  • Vespertine

    2001  

  • Telegram

    1997  

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Biography

The biggest rock band to emerge from Iceland, the Sugarcubes drew notice for their offbeat songs and singer Björk Gudmundsdóttir, an elfin womanchild with a powerful, keening voice.

Björk, whose stepfather had been in an Icelandic rock band, recorded her first album at age 11, and later joined Theyr, a legendary Icelandic hard-rock band whose drummer was Siggi Baldursson. Einar Örn Benediktsson...

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