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catsandlabneh

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  1. It doesn't need to be a deep masterpiece, but it can still be meaningful/good instead of a bunch of shots. It's well shot, but let's not pretend it has much symbolism or that it's actually adding anything to the song/era. Even Chicken Teriyaki's video was more interesting than this and that one had like -1 depth level.
  2. Love her DOWN and love Lux DOWN but this was useless and boring, especially compared to the iconicness that is Berghain. But obviously it was a commercial move to release a video for the biggest song on the album so good for ha
  3. that was absolutely insane and NOT what i was expecting omg Is it a weird choice for a single? Absolutely but I think it works very well as an introduction to an era/album and since the album comes out next week, we don't need more than that. The mix of choir, orchestra, bjork, yves, rosalia, everything is so well done oh lawd this album is about to be an absolute collapse
  4. Oh MOTHER I didn't see this sound coming at all after Nettles but this is so good
  5. Thankfully!
  6. wait this means im on it not her having "alsemanche" printed on her vinyl oh bjork you will always be famous
  7. Y'all just saying anything at this point it's kinda embarrassing
  8. A lyric maybe? Or track title? Idk
  9. Not her casually dropping this oh mother mother mother
  10. If the lead single is titled "What are you looking at?" then where is it on the tracklist?

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