the screen captured material looks heavily compressed. the footage of the app running on the ipad is 30fps

Yes, because when someone wants to make money they decide to invest in oblique interactive experiences inspired by experimental music. Then they just wait for the money to roll in. What ever happened to art for art's sake? Everyone's out to make a buck.

Poor Bjork. So burdened by these things that make her money.

I meant to imply that someone wanted to make money by taking Bjork's in exchange for something half-assed.

Bjork gave this project her stamp of approval, and she's probably making just as much off of licensing fees as her capitalist hatchetman is from his cut of the app sales. She's just as complicit in this as anyone else is.

But maybe you could pirate it? That way, nobody involved will get any money, and Bjork's artistic integrity will remain intact.

Personally I hope this proves that when you have Bjork release something in any sort of unfamiliar or atypical media, so it becomes a common event and you start seeing random Bjork products like a comic book, snack foods, motor oil, antivirus software, etc. And they're all pretty good but still kinda weird, to the point of being creepy.

Found it www.youtube.com/watch?v=09RPjXbQqJs