Post

Post arrived two years after Debut and threw the rulebook out. It opens with Army of Me, a grinding industrial stomp, then a few tracks later covers a 1948 show tune, It's Oh So Quiet, as a full-blown swing number with horns and tap-dancing. The range is the point. Björk wrote some of it on a beach in the Bahamas and recorded the rest across studios in London, and the album feels like a head crammed with too many ideas to file neatly.