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"Homogenic" is the third album from Icelandic princess Bjork and her best yet. Her unique style and voice is maintained here and on many of the tracks is taken to a new level. The numerous string arrangements throughout the album are what gives it its edge, icy and powerful they sweep the listener away into a world of the artists own making. The tracks are at times dark but, because of Bjork's voice, at the same time appear utterly harmless. The opening track "Hunter" is brilliant while "Joga" is both beautiful and majestic however I'd have to say my favourite is "Pluto", an electronic blizzard during which Bjork's voice screams loud enough to burst eardrums. With music rivalled only by the beauty and originality of the videos which accompany them Bjork is an artist always ahead of her time and incomparable to anyone else.
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