content: I think it's ridiculous how some people listen to this album and suddenly decides that Bjork is 'crazy' or 'on crack'. If you've been following her albums and career, you'd have known that she has strayed from mainstream pop music a long time ago. And if you've listened to Verspertine, you almost expected this album coming. Since Homogenic, her sound has gone more minimalistic and utilizes simplicity of noise and vocals. Her music is what you'd call 'high pop music' (as in 'hihg art').This is a good album, much like Radiohead's Kid A, showing an artist that truly has a unique vision. Sure other people has been doing vocal albums and acapella for years, but this is Bjork's interpretation and it's really unlike anything you've heard before. And this album does feature some cool beats/vocals. You might even find youself singing along to songs like 'Where is the Line' and 'Oceania'. It's no easy listening, but rewarding if you listen with your heart.