You can now watch the Björk sew up her torso in the "family" video
16 March 2015, 17:40
| Written by
Laurence Day
Björk has shared her surreal new video for "family", which is described as a moving version of the Vulnicura cover art.
Andrew Thomas Huang has directed the typically weird visuals, which see the Icelandic legend, made of stone, bent backwards over a rock in a field, before pink goo brings her to life, and she uses magic to sew her chest wound together. Or something. Probably best to just watch the video.
Vulnicura is out now on One Little Indian.
Check out the "family" video below.
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