Underground Listmaker

Icelandic singer Björk is one of the most unique and interesting vocalists and songwriters of all time. Mixing artsy pop with experimental tendencies, she has been a driving force in the world of innovation in electronic music production while simultaneously creating catchy and meaningful tracks and albums.  With the recent release of her 11th studio album (I do consider her 2000 album Selmasongs  as an official studio album), I decided to do a ranking of her work.  11. Volta  ||  2007  ||  Art Pop, Glitch Pop  ||  6.5/10 10. Utopia  ||  2017  ||  Art Pop, Ambient Pop, Glitch Pop  ||  7.5/10 9. Biophilia  ||  2011  ||  Art Pop, Progressive Electronic  ||  8/10 8. Medúlla  ||  2004  ||  A Capella, Experimental  ||  8/10 7. Vulnicura  ||  2015  ||  Art Pop, Electronic, Glitch Pop  ||  8/10 6. Selmasongs  ||  200...

 The Joy Formidable are an alternative rock band from the UK that have been on my radar since I first heard  Wolf's Law  in 2013. I have to admit, the only reason I initially noticed them was seeing that album's beautiful artwork while trolling iTunes for interesting new music. Though my opinion of them has fluctuated through the years, I believe The Joy Formidable's discography is worthy of analysis and ranking. Below, I've ranked TJF's albums from least favorite to favorite. Hopefully you'll find them intriguing and check this underappreciated band's work out! 05. Hitch  ||  Released 2016  ||    Hitch , The Joy Formidable's third album, marks for me a definite slump in quality in the middle of the band's discography. Missing is the experimentation of the debut, the passion of the second, and the solid songwriting of the following two. It's a rather uninspired, by the numbers alt-rock that doesn't do much to impress me. I feel like this is s...