Ever wanted to hear two full albums of Radiohead music, rerecorded in the style of old-school video-game soundtracks? You’re welcome
The Radiohead rumors may have been a ruse, but in good rock and roll tradition, another artist has joined the ranks of a political protest.
“Radiohead is not coming, we were hoaxed. Please accept our apologies.” —OCCUPY WALL STREET, an ongoing protest in Manhattan, in a tweet; they had originally claimed the band Radiohead would perform for protesters Friday afternoon, causing a swarm of Twitter attention
This week in late-night comedy, celebrities were everywhere, from musical guests to sketch stars to even a karaoke appearance.
Proving that they are adept at making more than just groundbreaking music, Radiohead has released a newspaper called The Universal Sigh.
Hipsters, take note–there’s nothing more ironic than Thom Yorke whipping his hair back and forth.
“I love new Yorke!” ALEC SULKIN, aka @thesulk, tweets about his appreciation for not the city, but the lead singer of Radiohead whose surprise album, The King of Limbs, was released Friday.
Welcome to the first of NewsFeed’s once-a-week playlists for the music of the day’s news. Hope you’ve got headphones!
Hard times for the UK band? Not exactly. The orders didn’t actually come from the band, but from record industry groups who equate posting songs to file sharing.
