If there are two things Bjork likes, they are remixes and fancy packaging. Throughout her career, she's had her songs reworked by everyone from RZA to Patrick Wolf, Switch to Beck, and Ratatat to Alec Empire. Each remix has been housed either as part of a 3-CD set ("back in the day") or on heavy-weight vinyl, as with the singles from 2007's Volta album.

Given that the special edition version of her current album, Biophilia, came in a hardback book – with the whole thing also available as a fancy iPad app – it was assumed that just dumping singles on iTunes, the usual single release strategy prevalent in 2012, would be the order of the day. However, an eight-part remix series has been announced, featuring the likes of Hudson Mohawke, These New Puritans, Death Grips and Matthew Herbert, all of whom reshape various tracks from Biophilia. This being Bjork, there's a limited vinyl version of the remixes – they will emerge in fortnightly intervals, starting on 16 April – that comes packaged with blue mineral papers and embossed foil lettering.

To kick things off, Berlin-based producer Current Value – who was called in by Bjork to add some last-minute production touches to Biophilia – takes hold of Crystalline, shoves a gargantuan drum and bass-esque beat underneath it, and watches the whole thing explode in a hail of double-time beats.

Biophilia Remix Series I, featuring this remix and Current Value's remix of Solstice, will be released on 16 April through One Little Indian