Episode 291: The Bird-y Flutes and the Flute-y Synths and the Synth-y Flute Birds

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Ryan, Matt, and Rachel D show Björk some emotional respect as they consider the purified Utopia of her new album Utopia, wondering why a flute has to play a flute, and whether the self-described “Tinder album” is actually like online dating.

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Syllabus: Björk, Utopia

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Wikipedia: Björk, Utopia
“Forest Bathing” on Quartz
“The Possibility of Björk’s Utopia
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Episode 291: The Bird-y Flutes and the Flute-y Synths and the Synth-y Flute Birds originally appeared on Overthinking It, the site subjecting the popular culture to a level of scrutiny it probably doesn't deserve. [Latest Posts | Podcast (iTunes Link)]

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