Get ready for a wild remix ride — Telegram takes Björk’s acclaimed Post and turns it inside-out, with tracks like “Possibly Maybe (Lucy Mix),” “Hyper-Ballad (Brodsky Quartet Version),” “Army of Me (Masseymix),” and the rarely-heard gem “My Spine.” Originally released in 1996, this album is far from a typical remix collection — it’s a bold artistic statement and a sonic reinvention. Across 11 tracks, Björk hands over her originals to a diverse lineup of producers and collaborators, each transforming the source material into something strikingly new. Expect orchestral reinterpretations, glitchy drum-and-bass detours, and ethereal, stripped-back moments. “Cover Me (Dillinja Mix)” dives into the underground, while “Isobel (Deodato Mix)” floats on lush, cinematic textures. It’s experimental, unpredictable, and totally Björk. The standout “My Spine” is an exclusive track that didn’t make the cut for Post, making this release essential even for completists. What ties the album together is Björk’s unmistakable voice — always the center of gravity, even when the sounds surrounding her take sharp turns. Telegram is for the curious, the bold, and those who crave reinvention. A perfect addition for Björk fans looking to go beyond the obvious and explore her more avant-garde side on vinyl.
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