Lollipop Magazine

Myrkur and Anna von Hausswolff cover Björk’s “All Is Full of Love” – News

July 20, 2020

Myrkur’s Amalie Bruun joins forces with renowned multi-instrumentalist Anna von Hausswolff to reimagine Björk’s classic, “All Is Full of Love.”

Björk – Volta – Review

July 27, 2007

Björk claimed it to be: Fun, a throwback to ’80s house/techno, and catchy. Volta really is the opposite of all those things. Björk’s worst record so far.

Björk – Music From Drawing Restraint 9 – Review

November 11, 2005

Björk’s soundtrack to Matthew Barney’s film allows single-instrument exercises and ominous half-step progressions to insinuate each scene.

Björk – Medúlla – Review

December 13, 2004

An album made entirely of human voices, but obviously modern wizardry was involved in piecing everything together. It ain’t a capella au natural.

Björk – Greatest Hits: Volumen 1993-2003 – Review

January 28, 2004

Greatest Hits: Volumen 1993-2003 is the Icelandic diva’s complete videography, covering everything from all four of her studio albums to one-off singles.

Björk – Gling-Gló – Review

November 19, 2003

Before Debut, Björk recorded Gling-Gló, a collection of Icelandic jazz and folk songs that went platinum in her native country.

Björk – Vespertin – Review

February 22, 2002

These are the sounds of an ice goddess trapping herself in a cocoon made of atmospheric fibers and trying to get out by singing through the cracks.

Björk – at Avalon – Review

December 1, 1993

From behind the instruments emerged a little white china doll wearing a paper dress, painting gleeful smiles on the faces in the crowd.