If you’re looking for a weird, cheap (free!) way to spend your Saturday night, consider heading to BAM (Brooklyn Academy of Music) and checking out the sure-to-be-strange stylings of Travis Sullivan’s Bjorkestra.
Billed as “visionary pop meets cutting-edge jazz” the eclectic troupe is basically a large-scale cover band that reinterprets the music of Icelandic icon Bjork, adding elements of improv, big band, jazz, electronics music and more to the already eclectic mix.
On record, it comes off a bit too indie elevator jazz for us at times, smoothing out all of Bjork’s crazy jagged edges, but maybe things spark into something wilder in a live setting.
Are you a Bjork fan? Check out the Bjorkestra’s sounds here (or watch the video below)and tell us what you think…
Doors open at 8pm, show starts at 9pm-best of all, it’s free.
BELOW: The Bjorkestra’s spin on Bjork’s classic, “Human Behavior.“ Continue reading »

