9 thoughts on “ Aurora - Björk - Vespertine (CDr, Album) ”

1. Vespertine is the fourth studio album by Icelandic recording artist Björk. It was released on 27 August in the United Kingdom by One Little Indian Records and in the United States by Elektra neticydinete.phosotlittmenlumbforlyetibatitemsi.cotion on the album began during the filming of Dancer in the Dark, which was characterized by conflict between her and director Lars von Trier.

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2. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CDr release of Vespertine on Discogs. Label: Universal - none • Format: CDr Album, Promo • Genre: Pop • Björk - Vespertine (, CDr) | Discogs.

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3. Contains track Vespertine CD-R in slimcase, artwork slide, press info and biography sheets. Track 8, "Crave" was renamed "An Echo, A Stain" for the album release. May have additional media and promotional goodies thrown in: Six Songs From Vespertine 6-track sampler CD - Hidden Place VHS video. - Hidden Place CD single. - Vespertine T-Shirt.

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4. Aug 27,  · About “Aurora” Seventh track on Björk’s fourth critically acclaim album Vespertine. As the rest of the album, the song is charged with a sexual meaning.

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5. Aug 27,  · Editors’ Notes Sixteen years before Björk sang of “two music nerds obsessing sending each other mp3s,” the Icelandic producer created the first love album for the Napster age. She spent three years embroidering the “microbeats” behind Vespertine—flickering, sinewy sound beds comprising samples of domestic life—intending for it to sound good even at pirated bit rates.

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6. Aug 27,  · Björk’s Vespertine, released in August , may be the first (and last) album written for the Napster neticydinete.phosotlittmenlumbforlyetibatitemsi.co her fifth studio release, and coming off the expansive, futuristic Homogenic.

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7. Aug 31,  · "Hidden Place" opens Vespertine with a glitchy, almost lo-fi melodic loop, paired with the deep sub-bass attack that has dominated the low-end of Björk's music in recent years. "Aurora" begins.

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8. Aug 27,  · Editors' Notes Sixteen years before Björk sang of “two music nerds obsessing sending each other mp3s,” the Icelandic producer created the first love album for the Napster age. She spent three years embroidering the “microbeats” behind Vespertine—flickering, sinewy sound beds comprising samples of domestic life—intending for it to sound good even at pirated bit rates.

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9. After cathartic statements like Homogenic, the role of Selma in Dancer in the Dark, and the film's somber companion piece, Selmasongs, it's not surprising that Björk's first album in four years is less emotionally wrenching. But Vespertine isn't so much a departure from her previous work as a culmination of the musical distance she's traveled; within songs like the subtly sensual "Hidden.

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