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Yesterday, Radiohead frontman Thom Yorke caused a frenzy amongst his fans by posting a mysterious photo of a white 12-inch record, which was reposted by Radiohead producer Nigel Godrich. Nobody's quite sure what this record could be, though here are some educated guesses: -
Thom Yorke Posts Photo of Mystery LP: Is It New Radiohead? New Atoms for Peace? JUST TELL US ALREADY.
Thom Yorke has started a wildfire of speculation among fans of himself and Radiohead after he posted what's either a very mysterious or very mundane photo on his Instagram account: A turntable spinning a white 12-inch record without any distinct markings. Naturally the world freaked out and had to ponder: Was it a new solo album from the vocalist? A new Atoms for Peace LP? God help us, a new Radiohead album?!? -
7 Albums Released Without The Artist's Permission: Bob Dylan, Radiohead, And More
In a perfect world, an artist would have complete control over how their music is released and sold. However, there are plenty of instances of record labels acting against an artist's wishes, even going so far as to release albums without their permission. Here are seven albums released without the artist's permission. -
No Thanks, U2: 8 Artists We'd Actually Like Free Surprise Albums From: OutKast, Kanye West, And More
Earlier this week, U2 unexpectedly released their new album Songs of Innocence for free on iTunes, making it the largest album release ever. Though this method of putting a new album into everyone's iTunes library is pretty cool and groundbreaking (and not "invasive," stop whining), there are plenty of other bands we would have rather gotten a free surprise album from than U2, who aren't exactly at the top of their game musically. Here are eight artists we would have rather gotten a free surprise album from. -
9 Albums With More Than One Cover Design: Kanye West, Radiohead, And More
Whether we like it or not, an album cover greatly influences the way we hear the music held inside of it (it's why the guitars on My Bloody Valentine's Loveless sound "pink" to me). However, there are some artists who have release albums with more than one cover design, either due to arguments with their label, legal troubles, or simply their own artistic vision. Here are nine albums with more than one cover design. -
8 Great Albums With Intermissions: Radiohead, The Who, And More
Just like plays or even particularly long movies have intermissions somewhere in the middle, some albums include songs that could be seen as intermissions, or dramatic breaks between the album's two halves. These album intermissions are usually instrumental and sonically quite different from the rest of the songs. Here are eight examples of albums with intermissions. -
7 Incredible Minimalist Music Videos: Lorde, The White Stripes, And More
Pop music videos have a tendency to be flashy and eye-catching, with cuts that are so quick that there's not really any room for subtlety or nuance. However, these seven artists ignored these conventions and instead made videos that are startlingly minimalist and uncomplicated. -
Radiohead's Best Album Is 'Yet To Come," Says Drummer Phil Selway [LISTEN]
In a recent interview with BBC 6 Music, Radiohead drummer Phil Selway heightened the already insurmountable hype that inevitably goes along with any new Radiohead album by revealing that the band's best album is "yet to come." -
Radiohead Update PolyFauna App, Set To Record 'The King Of Limbs' Follow-Up This Month
Originally published this past February, the app received an update that includes previously unheard music featuring Yorke. -
12 Legends Covering Songs By Other Legends: Aretha Franklin, Led Zeppelin, And More [LISTEN]
It's pretty common for an up-and-coming artist to cover a song by a legendary artist to get themselves going, but there have been many times where these covers of classic songs have come from other legendary artists. Here are 12 legendary artists who have covered other legendary artists. -
Tori Amos Covers Radiohead: 50-Year-Old Does Her Version of 'Creep' [WATCH]
Amos' version of the UK band's 1993 hit "Creep" is not a better version, per se, but it's simply freakier. Between the pronunciation of "weirdo" ("weeeer-toe") and an amalgamation of cat noises during the tune's classic bridge, it's hard to fight off the heebie-jeebies. -
NME Deems Radiohead Most Influential Act, No Room in Top 100 for Eminem, N.W.A., U2...
NME, our favorite publication from across the pond, has compiled a "comprehensive" list of the 100 most influential performers in music today. Radiohead, a perfectly reasonable option, takes the no. 1 spot.
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