It won’t always be pop-punk and emo. In the latest episode of Columbia House Party, hosts Jake Goldsbie and Blake Murphy dive into one of the decade’s best pop albums, Robyn’s Body Talk. Long after Robyn first broke through outside of Sweden with Robyn is Here, Body Talk represented her three-part return to the North American charts and consciousness. With two elite singles – both firmly in the top 100 songs of the 2010s – and only one or two small misses, it’s little surprise that Robyn could take eight years before her next release and it still be highly anticipated. Find out more about Robyn’s vision for her most ambitious undertaking, the unlikely features on the album, and Body Talk’s place in the poptimism discussion on this week’s podcast.

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