This track from Vespertine is this writer’s personal favorite Björk track, and I know I’m not alone in my love for this song. The whole of this record was clearly inspired by winter and music boxes, ...

Born Björk Guðmundsdóttirin in Reykjavik, Iceland on November 21, 1965, Björk (the Swedish name for “birch”) started learning classical piano and flute at the age of 6 and was performing before she ...

Voltaic, a very special CD/LP/DVD project from Björk, is set to be released in the US by Nonesuch Records on June 23, 2009. Available in five different physical configurations, it is a lovingly ...

Bjork often describes her music using visual cues. The Icelandic musician's last album looked up to the heavens, filled with birdsong and airy flutes. Her new album, "Fossora," peers deep down into ...

Just one week after sharing lead single “Atopos,” Björk has released the second single from her anticipated new album Fossora. The new song is called “Ovule,” and speaking about it, Björk says: ovule ...

For anyone who ever wondered what “We Are the World” would be like if it was aimed at gay weirdos, Björk and Rosalía have the answer. The two pop oddities linked up and put out a song on November 21 ...

After teasing its arrival in early October, Björk and Rosalía have released their first collaboration, “Oral.” Produced by Sega Bodega, the song aims to bring attention to the environmental and ...

The Icelandic star and the Spanish singer released a charity single to prevent open-pen fishing practices in Iceland on Tuesday Two of the most ethereal forces in music teamed up for a collaboration. ...

Last December, SZA told Entertainment Weekly that Björk is “the GOAT to me” because the Icelandic artist is “the realest b*tch alive.” Björk is underscoring SZA’s claim by teasing a song she made with ...

In a statement attached to the song’s announcement, Björk writes that they are looking to aid the town of Seyðisfjörður, where residents are combatting the industrial fish farming’s impact on local ...