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FromBjörk: Sonic Symbolism

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54 minutes

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Oct 6, 2022

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Confessional, victimhood, lieder-songs, moss tundra, greek tragedy update, man-woman-conflict, chamber orchestra, lavender wax, the ritual of mourning, sewing wound, recovery narrative, heartbreak, shock, neon, yellow, lava.

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Oct 6, 2022

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Join Björk in conversations with collaborators about her sound experiences. In the podcast you’ll learn about the moods, timbers, and tempos that vibrate through each album.

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Post: Björk discusses making the album Post. by Björk: Sonic Symbolism
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Homogenic: Björk discusses making the album Homogenic. by Björk: Sonic Symbolism
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Trailer - Björk: Sonic Symbolism: Björk describes her new podcast and discusses the process of making her 9 albums. by Björk: Sonic Symbolism
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Debut: Björk discusses making the album Debut. by Björk: Sonic Symbolism
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Vespertine: Björk discusses making the album Vespertine. by Björk: Sonic Symbolism
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Medúlla: Björk discusses making the album Medúlla. by Björk: Sonic Symbolism
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Volta: Björk discusses making the album Volta. by Björk: Sonic Symbolism
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Biophilia: Björk discusses making the album Biophilia. by Björk: Sonic Symbolism
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Utopia: Björk discusses making the album Utopia. by Björk: Sonic Symbolism
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Vulnicura: Björk discusses making the album Vulnicura. by Björk: Sonic Symbolism
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Utopia: Björk discusses making the album Utopia. by Björk: Sonic Symbolism
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Volta: Björk discusses making the album Volta. by Björk: Sonic Symbolism
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Medúlla: Björk discusses making the album Medúlla. by Björk: Sonic Symbolism
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Homogenic: Björk discusses making the album Homogenic. by Björk: Sonic Symbolism
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Post: Björk discusses making the album Post. by Björk: Sonic Symbolism
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Debut: Björk discusses making the album Debut. by Björk: Sonic Symbolism
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