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We’ve got journalist, historian, urbanist, organizer and Björk superfan Annie Howard (https://annie-howard.com/) on the pod to talk about Icelandic genius Björk! Annie is the host of “City Dreams” on Lumpen Radio and has written for The Chicago Reader, Pitchfork, Jacobin and many other publications.
AP, Marcy and Annie convene to discuss Björk’s 1995 album Post. This is one of our favorite conversations we’ve ever had. Annie tells us about how Björk changed her life. AP connects Björk’s bilinguality with Rosalia. Marcy calls herself a dumb bitch. The Doves discuss why queer people are so moved by Björk’s music and whether she can be considered a queer musician (spoiler: yes). If you don’t listen, we’re going to send an Army of Me!
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00:00 Intro
08:31 Small Time Sensuality
15:30 Army of Me
22:40 Internal world
31:20 Love Island Confessional
37:41 Rosalia
46:33 The “accidental” popstar
57:10 What can be
1:00:00 Queer Hyperballed
1:12 39 Bjork is Mother
1:22:02 Enjoy
Videos referenced in the ep:
Björk's Post (in 5 Minutes) | Liner Notes
How Björk & Post Infused Heart into Electronic Music
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