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Jonny Greenwood on Thom Yorke  (via biitumen)

La evolución de Thom Yorke. // The Evolution of Thom Yorke.

when you can’t remember where lp9 is

Lotus Flower - Radiohead (Dir. Garth Jennings, 2011)

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Damien Rice - I Don’t Want To Change You The Thom Yorke epidemic.

I was thinking the same thing!

Another clown jumps off the ladder/A shallow pool but it doesn’t matter/The way it goes, the way it goes/Is falling through barriers and hedgerows A hollow man, hollow hand puppet/Where’s the applause when you need it? Appease them by somersaults and backflips/Oh how I wish that things would be different/A mother lode, a mother lode/A hollow man, hollow hand puppet/I’m a clown, you don’t want to know me/The knife behind the curtain/Your truth is ordinary You can’t see your way out of this one/He makes a joke but nobody listens/At least he does not know it/takes the last of all his courage Press the button for a free ticket/Here he goes, hits the ground running

"Guess Again!" by Thom Yorke // Tomorrow’s Modern Boxes (Out Now via Self Released)

So, I’ve never made any qualms about saying that Radiohead is and has been my favorite band for twenty years now. It’s an easy choice. I know that it’s a common choice, but I can’t help it. That being said, the last two albums that Thom Yorke has fronted (The King of Limbs & AMOK by Atoms for Peace) haven’t exactly blown my hair back. There’s certainly a lot to love, but there are also bumps along the way that keep them from standing side by side with The Eraser or any of the Radiohead material. Then the big news of the day washes in and Yorke drops a new album of solo material that makes me geek out like it was seven years ago when In Rainbows dropped with very little notice. The new album, “Tomorrow’s Modern Boxes" may contain material from over time, but it feels as crisp and fresh as the most exciting of his releases. After making my way through the album, I can’t say a bad thing about it. Naturally, it’s going to get some serious plays this autumn, but as of right now - I’m stunned by how much I love it. "Guess Again!" is an immediate stand out, and a great representation of the haunting, atmospheric work that awaits on Tomorrow’s Modern Boxes. Give it a listen, then listen to the album about fifteen times, and hopefully, you’ll be half as excited as I am. Buy the album, and assorted other goodies from Yorke’s new site.

Scrolling down on his twitter, May 14th

*GASP*

a brain in a bottle, thom yorke

Thom Yorke There Is No Ice (For My Drink) Tomorrow’s Modern Boxes (2014)