Vespertine (2001) Album Review
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PopMatters
The best album of Björk's career Read more about Vespertine on PopMatters
All Music Guide
Vespertine isn’t so much a departure from her previous work as a culmination of the musical distance she’s traveled... Read more about Vespertine on All Music Guide
All Music Guide
After cathartic statements likeHomogenic, the role of Selma inDancer in the Dark, and the film's somber companion piece,Selmasongs, it's not surprising that Björk's first album in four years is less emotionally wrenching. Read more about Vespertine on All Music Guide
Entertainment Weekly
When it all comes together, as on ''Hidden Place'' or ''It's Not Up to You,'' Björk and her electronica collaborators create moving interplanetary chorals. ''Vespertine'' is also her most erotic work.... Read more about Vespertine on Entertainment Weekly
Rolling Stone
The best solo record of her career... Vespertine is the closest any pop-vocal album has come to the luxuriant Zen of the new minimalist techno, even beating Radiohead's nervy Kid A. Read more about Vespertine on Rolling Stone
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