Bleep

Bjork's head-meltingly visual and intense film. On a quick preview it sounds pretty strange, with none of the big songs of (let alone earlier albums) but stick with it for this is a totally absorbing and wondrous album. Incorporating traditional Japanese instruments and the throat singing of Tagaq (who featured on Medulla) with electronic input from Mark Bell and Leila, it effortlessy conjures up the mystery and otherworldliness of Japan, the film itself, and Bjork's unique take on the world and music