Robyn
Body Talk Pt.2

The whole album is upbeat and Robyn has a repertoire of imaginative and solid lyrics that I don't think are unmatched, but that suit her so well, that if any other artist were to have come up with them I wouldn't have found them fit.

I get so dismayed when this Pitchfork-obsessed generation doesn’t remember Robyn as she was back in the ‘90s. They treat her as a new phenomenon, and ...

Robyn - Body TalkMiss Robin Miriam Carlsson, aka Swedish pop sensation Robyn’s latest record is actually the third and final chapter in a series of th...

"Fembots have feelings, too." When we first heard Robyn sing those words, on a single promoting what would become a three-volume set of mini-LPs all b...

Robyn may be the most headstrong pop star out there. While steadfastly maintaining herself as a purveyor of ridiculously catchy, nearly bubblegum pop ...

Robyn?s latest album, Body Talk, is the final result of a year-long project. Keen to release some new material, as it had been 5 years since her last ...

Does anyone remember Robyn’s first big single, released sometime in the mid 90’s, called “Do You Really Want Me” It’s one best left to the deepest, m...

The third release in Robyn's trilogy is not so much 'Body Talk Part Three', but essentially 'Body Talk - The Best Of' - given that it features all b...

Pop music is a fickle beast. Robyn had a number one smash with 2007’s ‘With Every Heartbeat’ but this year despite the glorious ‘Dancing On My Own’ re...

To say this has been Robyn's year is an understatement. She's filtered the Euro club-pop heritage and blasted it out across Body Talk Pt 1 and Pt 2. T...