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Some include Bjork's world map dress in 2004 and Paul McCartney in 2012. The 2016 Olympic Games will kick off tonight in Rio de Janeiro with the traditional opening ceremony with all its grandeur. -
Bjork Talks Sexism in New Interview, Says the Music and Film Industry Is a 'Boys Club'
Ever outspoken, Bjork talks sexism in the music and film industries in a new interview. At the launch of her exhibition 'Bjork Digital,' the artist expressed that she believes both the acting and film industries to have issues with sexism and equality between genders. She also counts herself as having been very fortunate. -
Grammys 2016 Best Alternative Album Nominees, Who Should/Will Win: Wilco, Tame Impala & More
Alabama Shakes, Tame Impala, Wilco, My Morning Jacket and Bjork are the 2016 nominees for the 58th annual Grammy Awards Best Alternative Music Album category -- but only one artist can take home the prize. We'll get to see which of these talents shines at the Grammys Monday, February 15, on CBS, but we're taking a look at who should win as opposed to who will most likely win. -
Journey Into Björk’s Mouth for Jesse Kanda-Directed 'Mouth Mantra' Video [WATCH]
Björk has shared a new video for "Mouth Mantra" from this year's 'Vulnicura.' In the Jesse Kanda-directed journey into the depths of the experimental Icelandic artist's mouth, fans experience the songs from the lyrics' perspective, trapped within a cavern of tastebuds and (notably perfect) teeth until the cameras shift at the video's end to focus instead on the singer's dancing. -
SBTRKT Shares Unreleased Remix of Adele’s 'Chasing Pavements' From 2008 [LISTEN]
SBTRKT, the moniker of English electronic producer, Aaron Jerome, has shared a previously unreleased remix of Adele's "Chasing Pavements" that he created back in 2008 following the release of the singer's debut album. -
Björk Calls For Global Protest Against Planned Construction in Iceland's Highlands
Icelandic experimental musician Björk, along with environmentalist group the Heart of Iceland, held an unannounced press conference in Reyjkavík, Iceland this morning (Nov. 6) to ask the world for help in supporting an environmental protest against their government who plans to build power lines through the Iceland Highlands. -
Thom Yorke Peforms Solo Gig at Pitchfork Festival Paris [WATCH]
Replacing Björk at this year's Pitchfork Festival Paris over the weekend, Radiohead's Thom Yorke stepped up to fill in for the Icelandic singer at Le Grande halle de La Villette for Friday night's headlining slot. -
Björk and Tyler, The Creator Explain Respective Tour Cancellations
Two performers—Björk and Tyler, The Creator—have cancelled dates/tours in the last week, and both have released statements on their respective touring issues. One is more more obvious and understandable than the other. -
Björk Cancels European Festival Dates at Pitchfork, La Route Du Rock, More
A familiar bit of news, unfortunately, for Björk fans, as the Icelandic alternative star has cancelled several tour dates due to a scheduling issue. Among the dates cancelled are some rather major performances however, including the Pitchfork Music Festival Paris, La Route Du Rock and Iceland Airwaves in her homeland. -
Maroon 5 China Tour Cancelled, Reportedly Due to Dalai Lama Tweets
Maroon 5 was set for a short tour in China this September but "Sugar" may have been too sweet for the authorities, who have reportedly prevented the band from playing its scheduled Beijing and Shanghai shows. The story, as suggested by CNN and other media sources, is that a tweet from keyboardist/rhythm guitarist Jesse Carmichael addressing the Dalai Lama may be to blame. -
5 Live Albums Recorded to No Audience: Pink Floyd, Bjork and More Feel for Baltimore Orioles
The unfortunate riots in Baltimore have led to a bizarre situation at Camden Yards in Baltimore, where the hometown Orioles have been playing the Chicago White Sox in an empty stadium due to the situation outside. It's clearly had an impact on some of the players...White Sox starter Jeff Samardzija was rocked for six runs in the first inning today, perhaps nervous because the whole world wasn't watching him. It made us baseball fans at Music Times if similar things have ever happened in the music world? Not quite, but we did find a number of "live" albums that were recorded with no actual audience in attendance. Check out a few examples, from Pink Floyd to Björk. -
Björk Premieres Strange "Lionsong" Video [WATCH]
Eclectic singer-songwriter Björk premiered her strange music video for "Lionsong" today, March 12. This is the first music video from the Icelandic musician since 2012 and is as out-of-the-box as ever. "Lionsong" opens with a heart pulsating behind spider-like, black latex material. Her heart is literally exposed to the elements in the video. For just shy of seven minutes, Björk dances around in an elaborate costume that makes her look half-spider and half-dandelion.
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