Björk

Image Of The Day – BJÖRK

Posted on by JL

2 October 2025

The Icelandic stard is among the over 400 artists
and labels backing the NO MUSIC FOR GENOCIDE campaign

Pitchfork: “Earlier this month, over 400 musicians—including MJ Lenderman, Massive Attack, and Yaeji—and labels, among them Bayonet, 10k, and Pan, signed up for a campaign asking distributors to block their music from streaming in Israel. Now, Björk has joined their ranks. The Icelandic legend has not issued a statement on her participation in the embargo, but her name is now listed among the artists on the No Music for Genocide website.”

BJÖRK And ALANIS MORISSETTE – Both Had An Significant Album Out 30 Years Ago

Posted on by JL

13 June 2025

Artist: ALANIS MORISSETTE
The famous Canadian songstress, now 51,
and author of 10 albums (so far).

Album: JAGGED LITTLE PILL
Her 3rd one.
Released: 13 June 1995
30 years ago today.
Score: No. 1 in the UK, US and
multiple European countries.

NME said: “It is the uncensored diary of a raw young adult experiencing life in all its messy, painful, unfair glory for the first time. Unjaded and frankly traumatized, Morrissette recounts her feelings and emotions made even sharper by the new skin they marked. If it was a film it would be called, simply, ‘Ouch’.”

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Artist: BJÖRK
The Icelandic fairy, now 59.

Album: POST
Her 2nd one.
Released: 12 June 1995
30 years ago.
Score: #2 in the UK, #32 in America
Top-10 in many European countries.

Pitchfork said: “With Post, Björk set the bionic foundation for one of the most consequential careers in pop history. Here is where Björk became a perennial gateway drug, not to one sound but to the unknown, which is to say the future. ”

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Instagram – All Albums

10 BEST VIDEOS OF 2023

Posted on by JL

For your eyes

1. ‘Like A God’ by ASH (UK)

2. ‘The Bomb’ by THE HIVES (Sweden)

3. ‘Dicks In Tanks’ by MORLOCKS (Sweden)

4. ‘Six-Pack’ by SHAME (UK)

5. ‘Wireless’ by WITHIN TEMPTATION (The Netherlands)

6. ‘Fossora’ by BJÖRK (Iceland)

7. ‘Dumbest Girl Alive’ by 100 GECS (St.Louis, US)

8. ‘Now And Then’ by THE BEATLES (UK)

9. ‘Eureka!’ by THE VANITY PROJECT (Manchester, UK)

10. ‘White Van’ by LAMBRINI GIRLS (Brighton, UK)