Thanks to a posting on her website, we can now have some concrete information on Bjork's forthcoming album. Volta, her sixth solo studio album will arive in stores May 7. The album was written and produced entirely by Bjork, but will include a number of guest appearances as we reported earlier. Artists slated to appear on the album include, Antony Hegarty (Antony & the Johnsons,) Brian Chippendale (Lightning Bolt,) Chris Corsano (Sonic Youth, Six Organs Of Admittance,) Toumani Diabate and Konono No1. In addition to this, Timbaland help Bjork with three of the tracks she produced. Not to get ahead of ourselves, but this is shaping up to be one of the most intriguing releases of the year.
Think anyone is going to get this confused with a Mars Volta release?
John Zeiss
C'mon Sheppard, Björk albums are ALWAYS some of the most intriguing releases of the year.
Etan Rosenbloom
Well, yeah, but moreso than usual this time.
Justin Sheppard
[...] Via: Pitchfork As previously reported, Björk will be releasing her sixth full-length album, Volta, May 7 via One Little Indian/Atlantic. Pitchfork’s Brandon Stosuy was lucky enough to nab an exclusive interview with the Icelandic sensation and be the first to speak with her about the album. By clicking the link above, you’ll be directed to what’s the first in a series of excerpts from their talk. Stosuy and Björk talk at length about rhythm, but it’s this final quote that’s the most memorable: [...]
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Think anyone is going to get this confused with a Mars Volta release?
John Zeiss
C'mon Sheppard, Björk albums are ALWAYS some of the most intriguing releases of the year.
Etan Rosenbloom
Well, yeah, but moreso than usual this time.
Justin Sheppard
[...] Via: Pitchfork As previously reported, Björk will be releasing her sixth full-length album, Volta, May 7 via One Little Indian/Atlantic. Pitchfork’s Brandon Stosuy was lucky enough to nab an exclusive interview with the Icelandic sensation and be the first to speak with her about the album. By clicking the link above, you’ll be directed to what’s the first in a series of excerpts from their talk. Stosuy and Björk talk at length about rhythm, but it’s this final quote that’s the most memorable: [...]
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