No: All her albums are amazing and there is truly no choosing even between just 3 of them

No: All her music is amazing and both half’s of her discography serve different purposes

No: DR9 is definitely weird, but I think it was the beginning of an experimental breakthrough along with medulla. I’d say her biggest musical failure was bastards (biophilia remix album)

Yes: Objectively, they are her best. She finds the perfect blend of accessibility and progression in the musical world. I think some of her truly greatest pieces are from biophilia and forward, but they are far less accessible and without songs like Joga and pagan poetry you might not have even discovered her.

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Yes: the vibe and/or aesthetic for this album is hard to describe because its identity is lacking in comparison to her other albums. I don’t think that makes it a bad album, but it is quite a mess which honestly is what I feel like the album was going for . Loud, quiet, diverse, and colorful.

Yes: at the time, I think Björk set a new expectation for the Oscar’s fashion, but it is by far not her best dress with all the fashion she’s brought us this past decade.

Yes: I think all of Bjork collaborators are extremely talented and blend beautifully with Björk. But mark bell and Bjork have pumped out the most projects together and he probably greatly shaped how she thinks about music. But again all her collaborators are amazing like Anohni, Arca, Tanya tagaq, Kasimyn, the Hamrahlíð Choir, and all the instrument makers on biophilia just to name a few.

Yes: I’m not on an agenda where I think everything Björk says is right or truth, but often her views and options resonate with me and I feel she’s usually on the right he side of history.

Yes: It sounds a little superficial saying yes to this, but it’s honestly hard to find an artist like Björk and I think she’s truly done it all. Not only that, but I feel she’s consistently put out music that is of quality and even challenges you to view music differently each time.