"I felt that I could have the biggest impact on the environment at home, and give to one thing at a time"The post Björk and Greta Thunberg in conversation: “We have to take turns in holding the torch” appeared first on NME.

The Icelandic music icon cited troubling “mass murders, the racial violence, Trump” in her NME interviewThe post Björk says she had “really complicated relationship” with the US while living there appeared first on NME.

Björk Guðmundsdóttir, venerable musician and early tech adopter – app impresario, VR utopian, entire chunk of MoMA real estate – has become, like so many of us, a podcaster. Specifically, on Sept. 1, she launched a series called Sonic Symbolism. Each episode consists of 40 minutes-ish of Björk playing, then explicating, one album from he...

“I was always quite offended by how often Kate Bush was written about like she was insane or a crazy witch – or me being a crazy elf," she told NMEThe post Björk hits back at the sexism levelled against her and Kate Bush appeared first on NME.

The pandemic and the death of a parent saw the Icelandic icon strengthen her roots with home. In her first NME cover interview in two decades, the polymath talks new album ‘Fossora’, fungus and fighting sexism with Kate BushThe post Björk: “First you create a universe with sound, then you move into it” appeared first on NME.