Bjork working on first new album since 2022

Bjork will have an exhibition at the National Gallery of Iceland next year, and a post on Instagram about the project dropped a major hint about her future plans.

She and artist James Merry will take over the gallery during Reykjavik Arts Festival, which opens on May 30, and the Echolalia exhibition will feature three "immersive installations".

The installations will each give the public "a rare opportunity to engage intimately with works of phenomenal visual, aural and emotional depth".

The first two - Ancestress and Sorrowful Soil - take their names from tracks on Fossora.

However, the post - which was shared by Bjork, the festival and gallery - added: "The third is a new work based on music from (Bjork's) forthcoming album, currently in development."