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Triumph of a art

  • March 20, 2007
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This is a nice pop image.

You know, the idea of a Bjork album which isn't just (by which we mean 'isn't exclus­ively') a load of old shouting rather tickles our fancy.

It's hard to tell from the rumoured 'poppers accident at a Klaxons gig'-themed sleeve (above, via xolondon) what the album's shouting/tune ratio is likely to be, and unfor­tu­nately we are too busy arguing with people about Scooch on the Popjustice Talk boards to listen to it, but early reports from people who have heard it are good.

We're always first with the big news, aren't we?

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