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After hours of careful research, inthemix has brought together 20 of the most controversial video clips to ever grace a television or computer screen. Turns out 2 Girls 1 Cup might not be the most confronting thing on the internet, after all.
Otherworldly electronic adventurer Flying Lotus took to Twitter last night to announce that though he “doesn’t like Soundcloud” he had uploaded a slew of material to the music streaming site.
Bjork's new 'album' will be released as a series of apps that will allow fans to interact with the songs or even create completely new versions.
Bjork and Michel Gondry are doing something weird and unexpected? Quick, call Ripley’s!
It’s the stuff indie dreams are made of – Bjork’s ‘people’ have announced the new single from the Icelandic chanteuse features Thom Yorke of Radiohead on backing vocals.
Icelandic pop star Bjork recently pulled out of Renaissance’s Wild In the Country festival at Knebworth, UK, blaming her withdrawal on the ‘volatile nature of the event’.
It’s times like these you wish you were one of Iceland’s 300,000-odd citizens. While roughly half that number of Poms were sprawled across Glastonbury, Icelandic nationals Sigur Ros and Bjork “celebrated nature” with a free concert in Reykjavik.
The truly one-of-a-kind Melt Festival, staged amongst retired coal-mining diggers on Germany’s Ferropolis peninsula, has line-ups to match its location. In 2008, there’s an extra day added to accommodate the all-star cast.
The annual Big Day Out circus rolled into Adelaide once more, selling out in record time. And there is something enjoyable about an event that is an annual must attend regardless of who is playing!
Nothing says “I’m here to rock n’ roll” quite like having no plan, a ticket and a smile, so I organized a lift an hour before it started and off I was to arguably the biggest event of 2008. Check out the ITM review of the QLD Big Day Out experienc
There are some aspects of the long-running Big Day Out festival that will never disappoint. Among them, the line-up. 2008's entry into music history, featuring Bjork, Silverchair, and a reformed Rage Against The Machine, could again do no wrong here.
It sure was a coup for the Sydney Festival organisers. Bjork, the quirky Icelandic singer who’s been one of the most consistent fixtures on the musical landscape over the last 20 years, had agreed to participate in Sydney’s biggest cultural festival.
It has been revealed that Icelandic pop-princess Bjork is now no longer appearing at the Sydney Big Day Out on Friday January 25th.
Dubbed 'the White Stripes of new rave', New York-via-London duo Shy Child have been announced to support Bjork. Nice work if you can get it!
It won’t be long before she’s in Australia to perform at the Big Day Out , but Bjork is already making waves in her oh-so recognisable fashion... She's lashed out at a photographer in Auckland!
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