“Bjork’s Fossora is a celebration of family, friendship and beats that bang hard”
“With her 10th album, Björk is grounded back on earth, searching for hope in death, mushrooms, and matriarchy, and finding it in bass clarinet and gabber beats.”
“It was, perhaps, only a matter of time before Björk, that great musical nature writer, worked her way round to the living world’s weirdest kingdom: the life-from-death forms of fungi. One of the most beautiful tracks on her 10th album, Fossora, is Mycelia, named for the fine fungal threads that form colonies to break down dead matter. Björk imagines the march of these cottony filaments as staccat”
“heavier – and more hopeful – than anything before”
“Exhilarating, inspired, and poignant at points, Fossora still feels like one of Björk's least fully realized albums.”
