Robyn [PA] by Robyn (CD, Apr-2008, Interscope (USA))

Album Features
UPC:	602517644236
Artist:	Robyn
Format:	CD
Release Year:	2008
Record Label:	Interscope (USA)
Genre:	Dance, R&B

Track Listing
1. Curriculum Vitae
2. Konichiwa Bitches
3. Cobrastyle
4. Handle Me
5. Bum Like You
6. Be Mine!
7. With Every Heartbeat - (featuring Kleerup)
8. Who's That Girl
9. Bionic Woman
10. Crash and Burn Girl
11. Robotboy
12. Eclipse
13. Should Have Known
14. Any Time You Like
15. Dream On
16. Handle Me - Redone Remix (Bonus Track) (remix)

Details
Contributing Artists:	Kleerup
Distributor:	Universal Distribution
Recording Type:	Studio
Recording Mode:	Stereo
SPAR Code:	n/a

Album Notes
Although best known in the United States for her 1997 dance hit "Show Me Love," Robyn has maintained a consistent and appealing career in Europe, balancing Kylie Minogue-style dance pop froth with a more assertive and intriguing set of influences. Highlights on ROBYN includes the first single "Who's That Girl?" cowritten and produced by the Swedish indie electronic duo the Knife, and the swirling, near-psychedelic "With Every Heartbeat." Not at all the pliant pop kitten a la Jessica Simpson that one might expect, Swedish singer-songwriter Robyn is more in keeping with Minogue or Madonna as a canny manipulator of her own image with a knack for musical reinvention. The U.S. edition of ROBYN features three tracks not on the original European version.

Editorial Reviews
[O]ne of the finest R&B releases of the decade, revealing a complex artist whose personality shines through not only in her performance but also in the music around her.
Paste

4 stars out of 5 -- Her self-titled, self-labeled return is heartsick and pissed off, with freezy electro beats and a poison purr light on sex kitten and heavy on avenging angel you can dance to.
Blender

Ranked #37 in Q's The 50 Best Albums Of 2007 -- Her fourth album mixed tearful melodrama with tongue-in-cheek throwdowns...
Q

[A] self-titled album that's a veritable parade of Songs of the Summer....Fantastic... -- Grade: A
Entertainment Weekly

3.5 stars out of 5 -- [A] shiny mainstream pop record with just enough wit and weirdness to impress....Sexy without being pandering, arty without being pretentious...
Rolling Stone