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Although
by no means Bjork’s best album, Medulla’s
exploration of the capabilities of the human voice
is nonetheless a wonder to the ear. With collaborations
from two other vocal pioneers, human beatbox Rahzel
and human freakpot Mike Patton, this is an interesting,
experimental record interspersed with little pop nuggets.
Although it does feel like a good portion of the album
is spent waiting for the ‘proper’ songs
to come along, the raw beauty of Bjork’s voice,
and the space it is given on this record, always seems
to carry you effortlessly through. L |
