Bjork is a musician who loves technology and it played a big part of her Biophilia project and tour which lasted for over three years. From his studio outside London, her musical director Matt ...

Imagine drawing symphonies with a fingertip. It's the kind of synaesthetic contrivance that is usually the preserve of science fiction. But large parts of Icelandic singer Björk's latest album were ...

For her album "Biophilia," Björk and her team invented new instruments to challenge and stimulate listeners as they ponder the disk's theme, the exploration of the natural world. In concert last night ...

This set of shows will also include special instruments conceived and constructed specifically for these concerts, including custom-built digitally controlled pipe organs, a gamelan-celeste hybrid and ...

Björk's iconic status is solidified from much more than releasing incredible records over the last two decades. Björk has had indelible influence on all walks of creative culture: music, fashion, ...

Stand by for Björk's answers to your questions in the comments thread below … We'll also post your questions and Björk's answers in this article to make the Q&A easy to follow. I am going to Iceland ...

Solo musician or master collaborator? For her new album, Björk has merged the two sides of her artistry to create a new experience of music — again. Image Inez and Vinoodh, who photographed Björk for ...