Björk: Homogenic version on vinyl LP in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in United Kingdom in publishing company One Little Indian on 12. August 2022.

Homogenic is the fourth studio album by Icelandic singer and musician Björk, released in September 1997. "In retrospect, it's easy to see that Homogenic set the stage for later career triumphs like Vespertine and Vulnicura: with its formal boldness and sustained emotional intensity, it represents a phase shift from Debut and Post, good as they were. Björk's work veers between extremes, and after the shadowy intensity of Homogenic, Vespertine should have been a softer, gentler record. (Björk has stated that she envisions "All Is Full of Love" as "the first song on Vespertine.") Formed in the afterglow of her burgeoning relationship with Matthew Barney, it's a homegrown album, an album of ease, an album of weekends at the beach. But it's Homogenic that complicates the image of Björk, pushing aside great sensuality in favor of more ephemeral forces and revealing for the first time a glimpse of her deepest self." Review by C. Böhm in Audio 11/97: "Björk opens the bag with a surprise - and as on her previous two solo CDs, she astonishes: classical string clouds multiply in sustained arrangements without a hint of turbulence. "Homogeneous" is difficult to grasp, but it has the odium and durability of a stroke of genius.

Album spans genres Pop, Electronic, Downtempo, Experimental, Ambient, Leftfield and IDM.