Homogenic Live
Björk · 2004
69 min · 16 tracks · alternative rock · electronic · avant-garde music
A stunning live showcase where orchestral arrangements intertwine with Björk's haunting vocals and electronic textures.
Why this album works
- Best for
- haunting vocals with orchestral depth captivating live performance atmosphere immersive emotional crescendos throughout
- Context
- By the time "Homogenic Live" was released in 2004, Björk was already an influential figure in avant-garde music, having achieved international acclaim with her previous albums like "Homogenic" (1997). This album captures a pivotal moment in her career, displaying her transition from a pop icon to a more experimental artist, as it features live renditions of tracks that blend electronic music with orchestral elements.
- If you like
- alternative rock, electronic, avant-garde music
Homogenic Live is an album by Björk, released in 2004. A stunning live showcase where orchestral arrangements intertwine with Björk's haunting vocals and electronic textures. The album is notable for its critical reception and showcases Björk’s innovative approach to performance, combining visual art with music. It also serves as an important document of her artistic evolution during a time when she was pushing the boundaries of genre and performance, solidifying her role in alternative rock and electronic music scenes. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Homogenic Live sound like?
A stunning live showcase where orchestral arrangements intertwine with Björk's haunting vocals and electronic textures. Rooted in alternative rock and electronic.
What makes Homogenic Live by Björk notable?
The album is notable for its critical reception and showcases Björk’s innovative approach to performance, combining visual art with music. It also serves as an important document of her artistic evolution during a time when she was pushing the boundaries of genre and performance, solidifying her role in alternative rock and electronic music scenes. By the time "Homogenic Live" was released in 2004, Björk was already an influential figure in avant-garde music, having achieved international acclaim with her previous albums like "Homogenic" (1997). This album captures a pivotal moment in her career, displaying her transition from a pop icon to a more experimental artist, as it features live renditions of tracks that blend electronic music with orchestral elements.
Who is Homogenic Live for?
Homogenic Live works well if you're into haunting vocals with orchestral depth, captivating live performance atmosphere and immersive emotional crescendos throughout.
How many songs are on Homogenic Live?
Homogenic Live has 16 tracks, running approximately 69 minutes.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Visur Vatnsenda Rósu 1:52
- 2 Hunter Standout 4:17
- 3 You’ve Been Flirting Again 3:34
- 4 Isobel 4:55
- 5 All Neon Like 4:56
- 6 Possibly Maybe 5:43
- 7 5 Years 4:09
- 8 Come to Me 4:20
- 9 Immature 2:59
- 10 I Go Humble 4:24
- 11 Bachelorette Standout 5:17
- 12 Human Behaviour 3:52
- 13 Pluto 3:55
- 14 Jóga Standout 4:25
- 15 So Broken 4:27
- 16 Anchor Song 5:53
Release Date
January 1, 2004
Artist Origin
Iceland
Runtime
69 min 5 sec
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