Order and receive a limited edition Australian import CD single with the tracks: (while supplies last) 1. Konichiwa Bitches 2. Cobra Style 3. Konichiwa Bitches (Trentmoller Remix) 4. Cobra Style (Muslces Remix) BONUS: Konichiwa Bitches video She is Robyn. The most killingest pop star on the planet. A pint-sized atom bomb dosed to the hilt on electric and dispensing wisdom in three-minute modernist pop bulletins on the post-adolescent condition. Robyn is a   [ read more ]

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Robyn is finally ready to make her big splash in North America, starting with the US release of The Rakamonie EP. The five track EP was originally released in a slightly different format in the UK well over a year ago. The main difference here is that an acoustic version of 'With Every Heartbeat' replaces the cover of Saul Williams' 'List of Demands'. Other than that, everything is here, including her take on Prince's nasty early track 'Jack U Off', as well as the ballad version of 'Be Mine'. -thesky   [ read more ]

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Robyn's debut album, Robyn Is Here, isn't particularly deep, but it is well-executed Eurotrash dance-pop. The Swedish teenager has an appealingly thin voice, and her producers and songwriters have a knack for crafting hooky dance-pop that sounds as if it was made in 1990, not 1997. Half of the album rides by on mediocre songs and first-rate production, but when Robyn is given a good song -- as on "Show Me Love" and the dynamite "Do You Know (What It Takes)" -- Robyn is Here is as good as main   [ read more ]

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After spreading her artistic wings with mixed success on 1999's My Truth, Robyn returns to more commercial fare on Don't Stop the Music. Once again she co-writes every song on the record, excluding a hidden rendition of Swedish standard "Regntunga Skyar," but the album is generally less introspective and more upbeat than her previous effort. Some fans may bemoan this as a backwards step, but truth be told Don't Stop the Music is a much stronger record for it. Robyn has a great ear for a {\   [ read more ]

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Despite a string of big hits and platinum sales for her debut, Robyn's sophomore effort was never even released in America. Her US record company feared that the record would fail to connect with pop radio, and Robyn, who co-wrote every track, refused to compromise her artistic vision. In the resultant struggle the album was lost, although it was another hit in her native Sweden. Listening to the record, you can understand why the record company was nervous. At the same time though, it's hardly a radical de   [ read more ]

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"I present to you/unleashed in the east/best dressed in the west/sorted in the north/without a doubt in the south/the queen of queen bees," intones the booming voice on Robyn's opening track "Curriculum Vitae." It's not bragging if you can back it up, and Robyn does just that, channeling all the frustration of her creative differences with her previous labels into a freewheeling, accomplished pop album that is so fresh that it could pass for a debut -- and, as the first release for her own label, {@Konic   [ read more ]

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