Rolling Stone — Björk has announced a new Vulnicura live album box set release, following the limited edition version that was available during her 2015 tour. The new set, which includes photos and a stunning paper mask, will be available in the fall.... more info

Said the Gramophone — Bjork - "Alarm Call" Continued from Part One Paul called the number scotch-taped to his console. The note was so old the tape had grown brittle and brown. "Hello?" someone answered on the tenth ring. "I'm calling from Outpost... more info

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Guardian Music — Carriageworks, SydneyThe communion with nostalgic Björk fans was a highlight of this five-hour, choose-your-own-adventure festival of Björk, which saw the singer perform a marathon DJ set while an adjacent cinema played her videos on loopâ€Å... more info

Guardian Music — Ahead of the world premiere of her new virtual reality work, the Icelandic musician spoke about nature, technology and her habits on AirBnBBjörk carries something of the Bowie gene: more stardust, rainbow particles and creative genius than flesh a... more info

Rolling Stone — Björk is one to push the envelope when it comes to technology and immersive experiences, including her multimedia approach to 2011's Biophilia and more recently having released her "Stonemilker" video from last year's Vunicura as... more info

NME — Singer calls music industry ‘a boys’ club’ but says acting industry is worse. more info

Dlisted — Never mind the Blair Waldorf look-alike on the left (who is finally letting out a stuck fart) and the sneaky Bjork look-alike on the right (who just emptied a box of Lemonheads into her mouth). The real star of that picture is Brit Brit Spears who br... more info

Guardian Music — (Tri Angle)Earrings Off! might not be the easiest of listens, but then it’s unlikely anyone looking for an easy listen will be plumping for an artist called Adult Jazz in the first place, let alone one whose music attempts to examine ideas sur... more info

Rolling Stone — Most Lip Sync Battle guests mime ubiquitous hit singles, like Channing Tatum going full-diva on Beyoncé's "Run the World" or Justin Bieber exploring his dark side with Ozzy Osbourne's "Crazy Train." But Joel McHale dug deeper with his Thursday app... more info