I used to think there was a moment in the song where she would sing “But I’m gonna love you forever”

I used to think there was a moment in the song where she would sing “But I’m gonna love you forever”

But there isn’t, and that’s a good thing

u/tpagaremos — 12 hours ago

Thinking of Alejandra.. (vent)

I was caught busy thinking of Arca, and especially her self-titled, Xen, and Mutant album.

Those pre-transition eras must have been EVERYTHING. I come here as a really late fan, only to experience XXXXX as a release.

I wish I could go back to 2014 and start my jorney on this point on; Xen, later Mutant and finally Arca.

Love all her work obviously, and honestly I don't find anything by Arca "weird" to listen to, I usually "shuffle" her on Spotify, and I could be listening to Extent, and later all the way to @@@@@. But those 3 albums specifically just make so much sense to me, and I can feel how important it must have been for her to produce.

Talking of "production", Mutant has inspired me to produce my own music, 'cause how, in the first place, could she even comprehend this sounds, understand them, and later create a body of art so alive??!

I think that's what I find so interesting, and honestly inspiring about Arca. Finally finding my music.

u/tpagaremos — 20 hours ago
▲ 42 r/bjork

Yesterday, we were celebrating 25 years of Vespertine!

Probably her best? I don't know (and honestly, don't really care),

but I still think we haven't celebrated enough, or paid attention to it. Happy 25 years of Vespertine, loveee🌸

u/tpagaremos — 21 hours ago
▲ 121 r/bjork

Utopia is so much misunderstood and underappreciated still

It's THE piece of art you OWE to yourself to take advantage of, in order to find clarity after the "storm" - not occurrent.

  1. Quotes like "Every cell of my body, lined up for you" (Arisen My Senses) and "He reminds me of the love in me" (Blissing Me),
  2. the entirety of "The Gate",
  3. the irony and sarcasm of "Features Creatures",
  4. the philosphy and lesson of "Courtship",
  5. the honesty (and raw production towards the end - an antithesis to the album's entire sound) of "Losss",
  6. THE GAG IN "Sue Me",
  7. and even the small moment in "Future Forever" where she recalls the quote "Trust your head around", recalling "All Is Full Of Love"'s lyrics,

just prove to me how "nurturing" exactly feels like, revealing me a path to follow, and keeping faith to the process.

What's even wilder to me is that all venting was only for the things I, myself, picked up alone. I'm sure if you invest yourself onto the album, you'll find another different meaning for the album, for you to use.

I understand the frustration of the production, since Arca has honestly taken over the album sound-wise. Yet, I still find it more than fitting for the aesthetics Björk was aiming for. To add, their friendship during that time, allows this artist choice to be valid. Aside the fact that I'm also Arca's fan big-time, her talent does not go unnoticed, and is the last detail that makes this album for me a powerhouse of art.

I'll be honest and confess that I couldn't really buy in into this projet at my first few listens, but you only make sense of the album once you step out of your struggles, and set your body in a state of "looking for clarity".

This album could honestly be the only deserving follow-up to "Vulnicura", and I'm dying on the hill.

u/tpagaremos — 13 days ago
▲ 6 r/entp

The experiences of second parties with ENTPs are two:

I either stand out as the funniest, most outgoing/talkative (and dare I say interesting) person in the room,

or

I'm a totally terrible person that the specific other(s) doesn't want me any close to their circle at all (if they resist my attempt of communication).

Breath if you agree w me so

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u/tpagaremos — 15 days ago
▲ 3 r/bjork

What does the 04:27 - 05:05 part of Black Lake means to you?

Given the rough day I’m currently going through, I started listening to Björk, as I naturally do, in hopes of coping, and it got me wondering why this part of the song resonates so closely to me.

To me, it feels like this section carries the core meaning of the track; if the lyrics weren’t enough for someone to already understand the depths of sadness and melancholy she’s experiencing, Arca’s production does a flawless job getting furthermore to it’s identity. Something like a “plugin” to the track itself.

u/tpagaremos — 15 days ago

I need people to understand and get to know me when I say this:

This body of work is MY FAVOURITE OF ALL TIME ARCA I LOVE YOU

u/tpagaremos — 18 days ago

To this day, the funniest thing that happened, for me, in the show, was that if Kendal never showed up to Logan's birthday, none of that would have happened.

Maybe his first and last chance to prove to his dad he could have been the boss.

u/tpagaremos — 21 days ago
▲ 3 r/bjork

Error with Pagan Poetry’s lyrics

I’m obsessed with reading Pagan Poetry’s lyrics. It’s like every time I’m going over it, there’s always something new for me to read. But I just saw this two lines, and I’m realising she’s not ever saying them, neither she’s saying something instead of them. Those are just two strange additions to the song. Could anyone else inform about this? Is it just another error by her team?

u/tpagaremos — 21 days ago
▲ 4 r/swans

Are there any live versions/edits of I Love You This Much or Volcano available on streaming platforms?

I want to hear as much as possible of I Love You This Much that I possibly can. I'm curious how Gira has experimented with this one specifically.

Are there any streamable versions of the song available?

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u/tpagaremos — 24 days ago

XXXXX Deluxe cover (?)

Is anyone able to confirm whether there is an actual deluxe version on the way and artwork, or it's just a rumour? I can't find anything related to other variants, other than the one we all know?

If so, OH MY GOD IT LOOKS GORG.

u/tpagaremos — 29 days ago

OIL OF EVERY PEARL'S UN-INSIDES by SOPHIE

Perfumes that feel like both OIL OF EVERY PEARL'S UN-INSIDES and OIL OF EVERY PEARL'S UN-INSIDES NON-STOP REMIX ALBUM by SOPHIE

Rest in peace.

u/tpagaremos — 1 month ago
▲ 89 r/bjork

Wanderlust is not talked enough here, such a BOP

I honestly would have never dare to think that she would share this side of hers.

She speaks about her 'hunger' of the uknown, yearning to see everything possible and embrace it. She leaves behind what's already known to her (the origin), for the exchange of pleasing her curiousity. Εven then she doubts her purpose; will she want more? Will it ever be enough for her, or does this hunger knows no limits or satisfaction?

I've obviously fallen in love with Wanderlust for quiet some time, and I'm finding it so comforting in times like this. Even if she reveales to us how much curious she is and how much she craves to see it all, she acknowledge the fact that it might never be enough for her, and thus, she will be unsatisfied nonetheless. Such a raw and honest interpretation of the situation - I'm glad she got to share the reality of being curious-lustful. One of her best

u/tpagaremos — 1 month ago

Most disturbing Arca song?

What, in your opinion, is the most disturbing and song from Arca's whole discography. It could either be released or unreleased.

In my opinion, Magitek has this special place in my heart.

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u/tpagaremos — 1 month ago

Has Arca ever made anything similar to Entrañas?

I discovered Entrañas earlier this year, but only now do I dare to say it's my favourite project by Arca, and one I've never heard anyhting similar to it, aside hers.

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u/tpagaremos — 1 month ago