Björk - Cosmogony
“Cosmosgony,” the latest audio impression from Björk’s upcoming multimedia LP Biophilia, has
“Cosmosgony,” the latest audio impression from Björk’s upcoming multimedia LP Biophilia, has arrived. While the song will see its official release on iTunes tomorrow (July 19), ALL NEON LIKE provides an early stream of the piece. In addition, the official Biophilia app will also hit digital shelves tomorrow. Since it is already available in New Zealand, iTunes offers an official product description of what is called the “mothership” of other forthcoming Biophilia apps.
Comprising a suite of original music and interactive, educational artworks and musical artifacts, Biophilia is released as ten in-app experiences that are accessed as you fly through a three-dimensional galaxy that accompanies the album’s theme song “Cosmogony”. All of the album’s songs gradually become available inside Biophilia as interactive experiences, beginning with the first single “Crystalline”…
Biophilia opens into a three-dimensional galaxy with a compass allowing navigation between the 3-dimensional universe and a two-dimensional track list. Take a closer look by tapping on stars within the constellations and you’ll see that each is an in-app purchase that gives access to the inspired combination of artifacts for each new Björk song: interactive art and games, music notation which can be used to sing along karaoke-style, abstract animations, lyrics, and essays that explore Björk’s inspirations for the track. These artifacts bring together conventional and alternative ways of representing and making music to create an environment for entertainment and learning. Biophilia challenges the way we think about music. Here, for the first time, is a music album that exploits the multimedia capabilities of mobile interactive technologies.
Features:
• Three-dimensional galactic interface with the song “Cosmogony”
• Access to new songs and apps immediately as they are released
• Music scores with karaoke playback
• Abstract song animation
• Lyrics
• Essay
Source: Consequence of Sound