Review
Barefoot and dressed in a billowing gold dress, Björk kicked her set off with a stomping version of "Earth Intruders", and though she tried out other songs from Volta (including an Antony-less version of "The Dull Flame of Desire"), the biggest cheers of the evening were for classic cuts like "Joga" and "Hyperballad". As on her recent tour, she was joined onstage by an Icelandic woman’s brass choir, who seemed to have flags growing from their heads. But their instruments added a visceral tang to the arrangements— especially the older hits. "All Is Full Of Love" was the makeout anthem of the festival : As soon as it began, four couples around me started slow dancing, and the ones I passed nestled into the hillside, wrapped in blankets were all kissing. I think Björk would have approved. (pichtforkmedia.com)
