From Radiohead to Jeff Buckley, Swedish trap/emo/pop newcomer Boy Destroy has put together a mixtape of his favourite songs. Check it out.
Misha Mansoor’s epic undertaking to release his Bulb work en masse has been a real eye-opener thus far. Granted,…
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Radiohead guitarist Jonny Greenwood recently launched Octatonic Records, which is “geared towards championing contemporary classical music.”
From Joy Division to Wolf Alice, Wakefield post-punk newcomers The Gallery pick five songs that helped shape the raucous sound of the band.
Blackpool’s cinematic rock four-piece blanket have revealed their stunning acoustic cover of Radiohead’s “No Surprises”.
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In 2010 Derek Vincent Smith waited until the end of the year to release a remix EP, but this year he’s doing things different and rolling them out as they come. His newest creation is a heavy and beautiful track that remixes and samples Radiohead’s “Everything In Its Right Place,” Nirvana’s “All Apologies” and Nine Inch Nails’ “Closer.”
At least we didn’t have to deal with the burgeoning, incendiary build-up of anticipation for the newest Radiohead release. We have to thank the Oxford quintet for saving us from hours of heated debate concerning the best Radiohead album; for saving you from your friends dividing into the Kid A supporters vs. the Ok Computer supporters, while some fool tries to say that Pablo Honey did it best.