Björk enlists the help of The Haxan Cloak on new album
06 January 2015, 16:49
| Written by
Laurence Day
Yesterday (5 January) we highlighted Björk's as-yet-untitled 2015 album as the record we are most looking forward to over the next 12 months. As if by magic, the powers that be have revealed a bit more information about it.
Shadowy UK ambient producer The Haxan Cloak has revealed that he's been working with Björk on her album, joining the likes of Arca and (apparently) some names from PC Music.
There are almost no other details about the Icelandic artist's long-player.
Read the revelatory Tweet below.
I can now share, with equal parts humility and excitement, the last few months I've been working with @bjork on her new record. An honour.
— Haxan Cloak (@haxan_cloak) January 6, 2015
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