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Bjork has a new album that she's supporting with a new tour, and Jon Pareles from the NY Times got together with her recently to talk about it:

"I read on the Internet that I was doing a hip-hop album with Timbaland," Bjork said. Timbaland, the producer whose splintered beats have propelled some of the best current hip-hop, collaborated with Bjork for three songs on "Volta" (Elektra), her first album of more-or less pop songs since "Medulla" in 2004. But Bjork being Bjork, "Volta" is no hip-hop album. It's a 21st-century assemblage of the computerized and the handmade, the personal and the global. "This relentless restlessness liberates me," Bjork sings in "Wanderlust," which she calls the album's manifesto. "I feel at home whenever the unknown surrounds me."

Read the rest for the entire Bjork experience...

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