Björk's  sophomore album Post marked a significant change in the singer/songwriter's career. For one, it was heavy; the growl of her voice, the grittiness of the instrumentation on songs like Army of Me, the music videos directed by Michel Gondry. Post was also much more unpredictable that her first solo album Debut. Björk collaborated with a ton of different producers like Tricky, Graham Massey, Howie B, and Nellee Hooper, who all brought in their unique flavor to this eclectic album.

Writer and critic Emily Yoshida joins us to discuss Post, the truly wild videos released for this album, and the many characters of Björk's voice.

More on Emily 

• Emily's work on Vulture
• The Night Call podcast with Emily, Molly Lambert, and  Tess Lynch
• Twitter | Instagram

More on Post

• Pitchfork's retrospective review of Post
• Bjork's video for Army of Me

Show Tracklisting (all songs from Post unless otherwise indicated):

• Possibly Maybe
• Hyperballad
• Enjoy
• Army of Me
• It's Oh So Quiet
• Björk: Litli Tonlistarmadurinn
•  Betty Hutton: It's Oh So Quiet
• It's Oh So Quiet
• Possibly Maybe
• DJ Shadow: Mutual Slump
• Hyperballad
• Martin White: Army of Me
• Isobel
• It's Oh So Quiet
• I Miss You
• Hyperballad
• Rufus Wainwright: Greek Song
• FKA twigs: mary magdalene

Here is the Spotify playlist of as many songs as we can find on there
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