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Crystalline

Björk · 2011

3 min · 1 track · alternative rock · electronic · avant-garde music

A mesmerizing blend of electronic textures and ethereal vocals that evokes a sense of crystalline beauty.

Crystalline is a single by Björk, released in 2011. A mesmerizing blend of electronic textures and ethereal vocals that evokes a sense of crystalline beauty. 'Crystalline' received widespread acclaim, showcasing Björk's ability to fuse complex rhythms with emotional depth. The track not only reached notable positions on various charts but also contributed to the critical success of the 'Biophilia' project, which was recognized for its ambitious integration of music with education and technology. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Crystalline sound like?

A mesmerizing blend of electronic textures and ethereal vocals that evokes a sense of crystalline beauty. Rooted in alternative rock and electronic.

What makes Crystalline by Björk notable?

'Crystalline' received widespread acclaim, showcasing Björk's ability to fuse complex rhythms with emotional depth. The track not only reached notable positions on various charts but also contributed to the critical success of the 'Biophilia' project, which was recognized for its ambitious integration of music with education and technology. By the time 'Crystalline' was released in 2011, Björk had already established herself as a pioneering figure in avant-garde music, following her acclaimed albums like 'Vespertine' and 'Medúlla.' This single marked the beginning of her album 'Biophilia,' representing her exploration of nature and technology through innovative soundscapes and interactive media.

How many songs are on Crystalline?

Crystalline has 1 track, running approximately 3 minutes.

Tracklist

1 track·3:49

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  • 1 Crystalline (radio edit) Standout 3:49

Release Date

June 28, 2011

Artist Origin

Iceland

Runtime

3 min 49 sec