Bjork Pluto Homogenic

[@serpentskirt]

Nobody: The egg that i put in the microwave when I was 7:

[@gabrielribeiro7306]

I-

[@charlierodeo7119]

😆💩

[@FrancoMscs]

😂😂😂😂

[@ShazzaTheGoose]

Bjork has said that pluto "It is about being plastered, that need to destroy everything so you can start over again. No extra baggage. It’s about death and birth."

[@circolombisque2285]

Very similar lyrics to Moon in that way

[@venus5553]

Yes and I’m Scorpio and that’s basically what the planet means

[@blahblahlalah]

​@@venus5553 shes also a scorpio a triple scorpion even ;)

[@Guadeloop]

Excuse me, but I just have to explode.

[@TheForgottenKing22]

Yes? Well, go right ahead! Be my guest!

[@99certain45]

Sounds like something Donald Trump would say before firing up Twitter

[@dreamsister6339]

Aaron Hyde I'm screaminglmfao that is so true

[@joeescobar360]

It's shizznik

[@Heisdcarlo]

I’ll be brand New. Brand new Tomorrow. a little bit tired but brand New

[@nxcbwo6756]

Fucking 1997, that's unbelieveable, this is so ahead of its time

[@BestofIIDXanimations]

ahead? Just basic noisy techno, and it dates from back in the 80's

[@NIMRODakaNIMROD]

True. I guess nowadays, the 90s are mainly associated with Grunge, Brit-Pop, Techno and insufferable Eurodance... and maybe with the rise of West Coast Gangsta Rap. But the second half of the nineties really wasn't like that at all. Sure, when it comes to Rock 'n' Roll, the late nineties sucked ass. But that which is nowadays called "Post-rock" and electronica really came into their own, with Radiohead's _OK Computer_ ('97), Björk's _Post_ ('95) and _Homogenic_ ('97), _Von_ ('97') and _Ágaetis byrjun_ ('99) by Sigur Rós, as well as (to a certain extent)Tool's _Aenima_ ('96) defining the genre of "Post-rock". And on the electronica front there were folks like Squarepusher, Aphex Twin and Modeselektor pushing boundaries left and right.

[@alixandracelline1470]

Best of IIDX animations Omg I didn't know that this kind of music existed back in the 80's LOL. Can you provide some examples? I wanna hear them just to compare. XD

[@princesadebelhell]

I love the 90s

[@yevgeniyaleshchenko849]

@@NIMRODakaNIMROD You forgot about main electronic group of this time Depeche Mode that was really at their full glory in the 90s with Violator, SOFAD and Ultra. Looks like you're not so knowledgeable afterall if you forgot to mention one of the titans in the world of electronic music... Otherwise,agree with you 😉

[@eyeorigins77]

she invented hyperpop with this

[@Bjarbidk]

Nope. This is Experimental Screamo. Hyperpop is a different ganre but I would say she helped hyperpop to develop early by "Earth Intruders" or more like "Innocence"

[@blipboigilgamesh7865]

​@@Bjarbidk I kinda agree with earth intruders but innocence is very much inspired by brazilian funk/phonk. It has all the hallmarks of phonk haha

[@andrewpeak1097]

My good friends on Pluto have told me that this is in fact what they dance to.

[@joeescobar360]

Are you serious?

[@hirvar]

@@joeescobar360 can confirm

[@pedro-uz2kl]

hell yea

[@nousoesteyt]

I'm from Pluto

[@AokaSenpai]

lol

[@dkraft1]

One of her most underestimated songs...this song is impossible to listen to at low volume...once you crank it a whole new song emerges

[@hi-pv7io]

My ears are bleeding from it

[@sciree]

@@hi-pv7io this is how the song is supposed to feel

[@nttcus6263]

​@@scireesis invented earrape before it was even opened omg

[@GalionSilevion13]

Seriously... This song is REALLY amazing. And it's not believable that it's from 1997.

[@valentinovigovv]

kingofwinter true

[@ernestosoltero]

i´m writing this in 2019, and I think the same as you!

[@joenathan6478]

While everybody was in 1997 Björk was in 2137

[@georgeflecknell]

Why, music was better then.

[@fukkatwigs6897]

Karmacoma some of arca’s stuff resembles this. Which is probably why them and Björk have collaborated so much

[@malfunctionnnn]

Yes bjork scream into my ears

[@poesie_paienne]

The original hyperpop song ! With this industrial sound and this repetition of screams, and she did that in 1997 !

[@richarddietl3760]

This song changes people

[@gavinhusein5727]

richard dietl it really does lolz

[@alexspader]

or you understand this song better when you change...

[@ibrake4oxtail]

This song sounds like my anxiety.

[@snowcherry7285]

agreed lol

[@snowcherry7285]

Lol, yes! Ahh! Love her growls

[@velvetoxin]

Ahhh, same with me :L

[@valentinovigo7491]

Her growls are amazing

[@your-regina]

Genevieve Ricciuto My anxiety sounds like this song, especially the insane part of it

[@moty6369]

Just doesn't matter whether she makes jazz, pop, rock or electronical music. I belive she could make brass music and i would like it. Whenever she does something, it results into a masterpiece. EDIT: Oh, volta is actually mainly brass music. Yes, she is a godess.

[@ああああ-s1h9g]

Hi, I am Japanese. This song is Very like!!! It's so beautiful!!! うぽつです。感謝

[@idkidkidklol683]

1:43 goosebumps everytime, she was so ahead her time and still is

[@mikesolisr]

same it’s unbelievable

[@Majeed.]

this orgasmic song came out before I was born

[@boghund]

Same

[@dundee6402]

I was born in 1997 so this came the same time as me :)

[@luciabelenromero-bailarina5574]

Dundee Same here!

[@everyhandlesalreadytaken]

Same!!

[@norbertway]

homogenic is a masterpiece

[@tekashiii]

She released this in 1997 and it sounds like something grimes would release in 2025

[@BuildingHP]

What admires me is Björk's ability to make sole voice of her voice and guttural sounds to produce something so deep and chilling. This is definitely one of her most powerful songs.

[@abrany_6675]

First time listening to this was like at 1 a.m. with earphones, was just chilling in bed in the dark. This song fukin scared the shit out of me

[@jassypuff]

lmao same. it’s like 3 am right now. almost jumped out my socks

[@milyrodrigueztorres9129]

Hahahahahahaha

[@luigiiodice3517]

The first time I listened to the whole homogenic album it was 2 a.m. with earbuds on, it was the hardest shit that ever slapped in the history of humankind😂😂

[@juicyguavas]

Dont be a bussy

[@glennsilvaable]

Bjork is so underrated. Her music is amazing.

[@princesadebelhell]

underrated?

[@kashikokunoyoucant950]

+Pedro Levy yes. very. and apart from she's very unknown to the world of mainstream music.

[@Gigamahigi]

lol no bjork has received a lot of mainstream praise and attention

[@alejandrovelez8384]

glennsilvaable Only now

[@DoktorChaos81]

Well, in germany Björk is REALLY underrated! It´s a pity!

[@bremmus2581]

The transition between Pluto and All is Full Of Love is probably the best transition in music industry, especially the album version of All is Full of Love.

[@klausdreams4275]

Oohh yeah!!

[@joshfairy4951]

my microwave after i did a mug cake:

[@cyberxkid5566]

1:59 imagine somebody chasing you and this starts playing really loud

[@TheGloriousNosebleed]

That beat that starts at 1:05 is like... perfect.

[@conjointoates]

closest song to death grips. 13 years earlier.

[@genevierowirokarso9917]

I'm listening to bjork songs everytime I feel like being creative...

[@caramelunicorn8023]

This song terrifies me haha, its really alien, macabre and sounds like its from a sci-fi horror movie.

[@mythesetlegendes4041]

Its pluto effect lol

[@nino5126]

this song with headphones... you hear something like an earthquake, which maybe represents the explosion process she sings about björk is a genius

[@nino5126]

in 0:51 and 1:43 you can better notice it

[@nicolodelucia8743]

oh cool

[@mareasacariana3897]

I play this at the living room of my house and my family look at me like "wtf, why do you like this song" hahaha

[@peacelena]

I love this song, but when I listen to it late when I'm staying up studying, after the effects an energy drink kick in, it makes me feel like I have creepy intentions. I feel like I'm plotting a murder when I'm really just writing an easy about the political stance of the 1950s, creepy smile and all!

[@amitamridha6036]

this is honestly me with all of bjork's songs

[@lc-bats]

Hahah mug in hand?

[@dumbfridge7576]

this is the best comment ever lol

[@february6]

how do you even study while listening to this omg

[@ryounyan]

@@february6 i do all the time lol i just use them as background noise but you get used to it after some time

[@allenrpn]

This song is 30 years ahead, those sounds ! Björk traveled to the future and came back.

[@DV-su5fj]

Björk said this song is about rebirth and I can feel it

[@chrismarshall2283]

Excuse me... but I have just have to explode! Fave lyric ever :D

[@Burt472]

Extraordinary....Genius pure and simple...

[@misdrevenous]

This is what I listen to when I'm down and I feel overhwhelmed. This song has honestly gotten me through a lot of tough times. Thank you, Bjork.

[@waterglas21]

No way Thom Yorke didn't heard this before composing Idioteque.

[@odis33a]

yes! i always think that he was inspired by bjork with actually the whole album (kid a) being the first time they tried out electronic sounds, but then again, bjork was influenced by aphex twin in many songs for Post and Homogenic so maybe he is the real reason for bjork and radiohead's acclaim during that time

[@Kaiii27___]

Björk is the goddess of alt she managed to make this type of beat in the 90s

[@ravdobrzynski]

and next is "all is full of love" :)

[@ravdobrzynski]

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[@quinnconnor13]

Homogenic is her best album. Every single song is a masterpiece.

[@panos3322]

I'll be brand new tomorrow,I promise!

[@ACTNRPLY]

Panos Τ ouch

[@malfunctionnnn]

Panos T ouch

[@dawidwolak9505]

That would send a Victorian child into a coma

[@brandoncarr4097]

Love this whole album

[@Ashhh145]

She’s sooooo beyond her time she was supposed to exist in the year 3028 💀 and she knows it

[@zackzallie8735]

Now I see why Bjork and Death Grips collaborate.

[@thestormyblizzard1357]

They did!?

[@adanieali]

they did!

[@imnaxx6228]

You can feel the pain through the music. Pure catharsis. I love it.

[@CUBNUTIC]

ive yet to hear speakers that can handle this song.

[@imluxannab1tch9322]

Released in 1997 and it even sounds 2030.

[@mikesolisr]

sounds 2500

[@garveypollard4070]

that shriek at the 2:24 mark always gets me

[@Madi_Slays]

I can already tell that this is very intense and hearing her screaming is what make it so insane!!

[@Euroviking86]

Catharsis in the form of a song.

[@toshirox2]

This is how she sang early in her career, but with the techno beat, holy crap it's insane!

[@angel_ethereal]

listen to this while running on a treadmill it will give you superpowers

[@AtlasBlizzard]

This song is everything. Pure, beautiful chaos in melodic form. Amazing.

[@beans_avi9382]

Pure chaos in melodic form is the best way to explain this and I love it

[@macarthurradio]

Blasting this song makes me feel like I'm a snake shedding my skin like a snake, purging poison from my body, and exorcising a demon from my body all at the same time...in the best way possible. Makes me feel brand new.....OOH OOH OOH OOOOOOOH!!!

[@denissosis7958]

I love the fact that when you search "pluto", you get either Pluto from Disney or this.

[@0Kuzon0]

2:11 AAAAUUUUGGGHHHOOOOOOOHHH best part of the song in my opinion.

[@ebromero2]

RIP, Mark Bell

[@drcrowley7526]

I showed his to a friend, who thought it sounded ‘horrifying’

[@carlf.9035]

You cannot be friends anymore

[@cancerousamphibian625]

Accurate

[@sergiocalzoni1783]

One of her best tunes!

[@nemanja95rihanna]

I can't explian why, but I just love this song!!! It's so unusual, but at the same time AMAZING!

[@TheJosieposie]

This song is an absolute masterpiece. It turns cacophony into melody.

[@MonikaAhatX]

She's wonderful "creature". I adore her. Homogenic is pure masterpiece

[@EuTuboSim2010]

i want to explode without thinking on the consequences!!!!

[@alumiarpiaui1390]

soooo ahead of it's time :D

[@SasoriFlowers]

true Scorpio power from bjork

[@bugrakadirhan7888]

Perfectly Plutonian :)

[@Rami666B]

this is my anthem

[@StefanFerdinand]

When Bjork screams, I raise the volume higher everytime cuz she's calming me down when I'm pissed at the world

[@verbalweapon]

Did Bjork Create this song before or after she beat that ladies ass in the airport???LOL!!!

[@your-regina]

verbalweapon Idk but it fits perfectly with that moment lol

[@dniellgrohmann7530]

verbalweapon Loool

[@rainydays359.]

After. That incident happened in 1996. Homogenic was released in 1997

[@saulpena4018]

@@rainydays359. thank you

[@onofrioscriba]

This is most progressive and radical Rock ever created for me, 74 years old man. I live alway with it.

[@SUPERSONICGIRLIFY]

If you really pay attention to the lyrics and her vocalizations, this song is actually quite dirty. Even so, what a beautiful and eccentric way to be dirty. :)

[@dniellgrohmann7530]

Darude-Bjorkstorm

[@lilgsxrchick]

She gets me through my insanity workouts. " I'll be brand new, brand new tomorrow... a little bit tired, but brand new"....

[@AB-pr4uc]

Pluto's main melody of sounds like it was inspired by Tchaikovsky's Orch. Suite No.1 in Scherzo

[@nuuuabo]

one of the best songs i’ve heard

[@Rami666B]

i can listen to this forever

[@xxblackneedlexx3013]

Her zodiac's planet

[@dee-deeevans9828]

But I heard she's a Leo and our planet is the Sun

[@Vilk1994]

@@dee-deeevans9828 she's a scorpio

[@nyansybones4983]

She’s her own damn sign of the zodiac.

[@TheAmarok87]

@@dee-deeevans9828 She was born on 21 November, 1965, so she's definitely a scorpio.

[@careeningdirigibug]

every time i listen to this my soul flies out of my body like a character in a disney cartoon when they smell pie

[@Burt472]

Genius

[@zoeescobar1435]

Just love this song too much....I might be hooked on it. Bjork is the sound of Iceland.

[@nogirods]

I just listened to Fossora and the song really reminds me of Pluto, I went crazy hahaha. She's back!!

[@thestormyblizzard1357]

This song hits different taking a dump at 1 AM

[@CDRIIVE]

if aphex twin produced for bjork...

[@inika3]

YES PLEASE

[@mumintrollable]

Mark Bell produced this track for Bjork. Just go listen to LFO - Frequencies from 1991 it is on the same lvl as aphex twin's first album Analogue Bubblebath from 1991 and look up AFX / LFO . You can find the albums on youtube with not very terrible audio.

[@LeoNardo-lb1ij]

Bjork's stated that they talk to each other occasionally... Richard even went as far as to recommend some gear for her to use. It's surprising that they haven't released any music together

[@Madi_Slays]

I was thinking about it, i mean she is still working with Arca, but i think it would be best if she gets Aphex Twin to produce her future album, but i don’t know when? Or how it’s gonna work

[@barbiana1802]

A song titled Pluto, made by a triple Scorpio AKA in astrology like the purest a child of Pluto can be is just so fitting.

[@damonteague7442]

Almost a quarter century later and this song still gives me goosebumps. ...effin LOVE her!

[@Shauriebidot]

Homogenic and Biophillia are works of art

[@gino7lord]

Reminds me of something Sophie would have made RIP icon

[@joeescobar360]

This song is a chunk of awessomness!!!!

[@carlosvega33]

2021 y está canción sigue insuperable! 💯

[@nickyscarfo5436]

best industrial techno track ever

[@calliespltn]

Listening to this song with pure anger in your blood is a true experience!

[@informationnotfound]

Honestly, I wouldn't be surprised if Pluto was the planet Bjork was born on.

[@charlottexroyalty7819]

Pluto isn't a Planet

[@TheAmarok87]

In 1997 it was a planet.^^

[@Jacintowalsh]

One her best songs!!

[@ineveraskedfor]

wonderfull especially that howling part

[@imtm]

1997: homophonic and Ok Computer were released. What a fantastic year

[@abram9516]

me listening to this: wtf??? this is scary af good beat tho I WANNA KILL SOMEONE THIS SICK BEAT IS SO FREAKING GOOD

[@RonnieJ2003]

My favourite song lowkey

[@kprfm123]

I wash the dishes with this song

[@henriqueramos3197]

Wonderful track!

[@DafneMarchesan]

only a scorpio could write this song

[@richardroberson2564]

I actually had to turn this song off the first time I heard it, and I enjoy music that is way more intense than this. something about it is just so powerful. Steller song.