Björk Unravelled

Entering the world of Cornucopia

Björk Unravelled

Show Notes

Björk's Cornucopia was never an ordinary tour; it's a theatrical production.

And in this episode, I’ll share that production with you. I’ll start with the history of the tour, describe the magical audiovisual journey Björk takes you on, and conclude with a conversation with Alexander Lloyd Blake — the director of Tonality (@ourtonality), the choir that performed with Björk for these California shows.

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