Cover of her new album Volta…
With input from Timbaland, Konono no.1, Mark Bell (LFO), Antony Hegarty (of Antony & the Johnsons) , Brian Chippendale (Drummer -Lightning Bolt), Chris Corsano and more, it’s sure to be Bjork’s most commercial album of the decade thus far. It looks like she’s putting a greater effort into the percussion side of things than on Medulla or Vespertine.
The album is out on May 7, proceeded by a digital download single “Earth Intruders” on April 9th – a short clip of which you can hear here.
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Update: Youtube video has the whole song.
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interesting, that clip is certainly more precussive than her recent outings, in fact it’s almost NINesque with gentler vocals
In the bjork site say´s this:
|”Unfortunate change of plans”: Björk has decided to alter her new record’s sound and abandon the title Volta.|
More info: http://www.bjork.com/news/?id=621;year=2007
And it´s a great preview of his new album “Volta” or the name tha they give.
Tks nialler again!.
that was an April fools joke Jose!
jejejeje!…
sorry…In colombia the fools day is in december, so yesterday and today i fall into the trap.
Really i think in the supposedly Bjork´s face when she change the name of the new album.
Sorry again.
is it me or is there a touch of the aaron spectre brand of jungle in that?
”It looks like she’s putting a great(er) effort into the percussion side of things than on Medulla or Vespertine”
Medulla had loads of rhythm and many unusual percussive styles.
Ben, I guess I mean that the album seems like it will be more focused on moving your feet than working your mind a la Medulla or Vespertine..