Bjork Releases Voltaic, Screenings Nationwide

We'll admit that we haven't exactly been on top of Bjork's recent activities. To be frank, when we discovered (latently) that she had released all of her records in surround sound, we got immensely caught up in the back catalog, and probably haven't given Volta the attention it deserves.

Well, now here we are in the world of the post-Volta tour and Bjork is releasing Voltaic, a DVD documentary of the past two years of touring. You can obviously purchase the disc, but there's also another option. A number of screenings have been arranged nationwide, to allow you to revel in the DVD's goodness amidst the company of fellow fans, and a gigantic cinematic screen. Should be a treat.

Bjork Voltaic Screenings 2009
June 17 Boulder, CO Boulder Theater
June 19, 20 Anchorage, AK Bear Tooth Theater
June 20 Philadelphia, PA 941 Theater
June 23 New York, NY School of Visual Arts Theater
June 23 Los Angeles, CA The Montalban Theater
June 23 Madison, WI The Orpheum Stage Door
June 23-28 Oxford, MS The Amp
June 23-28 Lake Geneva, WI Geneva Theater
June 24 Minneapolis, MN The Trylon Microcinema
June 26, 27 Seattle, WA Northwest Film Forum
June 26, 27 San Francisco, CA The Roxie
June 26, 27 Bellingham, WA Pickford Film Center
June 26, 27 New Orleans, LA Zeitgeist Arts Center
July 20 Austin, TX Alamo Drafthouse Ritz

Bjork Tells You About TV

There's really not much to say about this clip, aside from that it is simultaneously awesome and ridiculous. No wonder this woman's married to Matthew Barney! Watch, enjoy, walk away dumbfounded.

Bjork Tribute Comes To Union Square

These creative folk took it up on themselves to pull of a bit of a dance tribute to the Spike Jonez video for "It's Oh So Quiet". Entertaining, to say the least.

Stereogum's Post Covers Record Now Available

As we mentioned last week, Stereogum Presents' latest record is a cover of Bjork's Post. You can download it right now for free. With free tracks by Liars, Dirty Projectors, Evangelicals and a ton of other great bands, it's an undeniably great treat. We recommend you get it soon: once those downloads have dried up, you'll be relegated to a Internet-dependent streaming sad land.