Thom Yorke

Thom Yorke and Radiohead released King of Limbs -- their eighth studio album -- back in February of 2011. And like their previous album, In Rainbows , King of Limbs was offered for download on the band's website. Although the album was first released as a digital download in MP3 and WAV format, Radiohead later offered it as a physical CD and 12" vinyl on March 28. The album was recorded in Los Angeles, which is noteable mainly because the band is British. Like the majority of their albums...Read Full Story

It has been confirmed that some time back in September, clothing line Rag & Bone commissioned Thom Yorke to create some music that would accompany the runway models during a show. Now, the independent music world has something to feed off of, seeing as two of the (possibly more) songs from the fashion show have surfaced on the internet and can now be listened to via Youtube.  Both of these songs are in a sense the continuation of The Eraser , and Thom Yorke’s expansion of experimentation...Read Full Story

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It’s always sparkling news here when we see that Radiohead has expanded their 2012 debate dates to now embody some summer dates in Europe . There’s still room for a rope on that Coachella lineup(s) as good as a transparent opening in a commencement of Jun when a rope will substantially be one of a vital headliners during Bonnaroo again. Yes, that’s a theory usually and we “may not have contribution to support this” though it feels right given what we’ve seen strike a proclamation wires so far...Read Full Story

Remember that previously unreleased Radiohead song that leaked a couple weeks ago called “Putting Ketchup in the Fridge/ How Do You Sit Still”? Well, that’s not a Radiohead song. Apparently this song that gained around 100,000 views on Youtube has nothing to do with Radiohead and was recorded in 2001 by some random dude named Christopher Stopa, under the title “Sit Still”. It is not surprising that such a hoax was completely bought by the public. Stopa’s voice sounds remarkably similar to...Read Full Story