Vinyl Record Björk - Drawing Restraint 9 [LP]

Björk is an Icelandic singer, songwriter and producer known for her unique music and visual style. Björk Guðmundsdóttir first gained popularity thanks to her unconventional sound and charismatic vocals when she joined The Sugarcubes. Björk began her own solo project in 1993 with the release of her album Debut. This release stands out for its unconventional combination of electronic music, experimental sounds, and witty vocal melodies. This was followed by other innovative albums such as Post, Homogenic, Vespertine, where Björk experimented with different musical directions and realized the most daring ideas. One of the peculiarities of Björk's work is the combination of music and visual art. She often directs her own music videos, creates impressive stage images and art installations. In addition, the performer actively collaborates with other artists and artists, which allows her to constantly expand the horizons of her creative expression.

Drawing Restraint 9 is an experimental album by Björk released in 2005. This album is characterized by originality and artistry. It was created as a soundtrack to the installation film of the same name by Matthew Barney, which makes the music a complement to the visual experience. The album's sound is complex and unexpected, incorporating elements of electronics, traditional Japanese instruments and Björk's vocals. Drawing Restraint 9 is an art project that goes beyond the usual musical expression and allows the listener to immerse themselves in the world of art in all its beauty and incredibility.

The album contains 11 tracks.

• Side А:
  • A1. Gratitude
  • A2. Pearl
  • A3. Ambergris March
  • A4. Bath
  • A5. Hunter Vessel
• Side B:
  • B1. Shimenawa
  • B2. Vessel Shimenawa
  • B3. Storm
  • B4. Holographic Entrypoint
  • B5. Cetacea
  • B6. Antarctic Return