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  Have You Ever Heard Radiohead's 'Idioteque' ... on Wood?

  May 9, 2013 – Above you will find what is likely the world's first wooden record — Radiohead's "Idioteque" etched into plywood by San Francisco's Amanda Ghassaei, who earned some attention last year for pioneering 3-D printing of vinyl-style LPs. …
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  Thom Yorke's Piano-Led 'Karma Police' Still Arresting, 16 Years After 'OK Computer'

  May 6, 2013 – Thom Yorke's new band Atoms for Peace doesn't hit the road until July (those DJ gigs Yorke hosted with Nigel Godrich earlier this year didn't feature the five-man crew's other three members), but the Radiohead frontman dropped by Britain's The Jonathan Ross Show on Saturday (May 4) to promote those shows. …
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  Let It Bleed: The Oral History of PJ Harvey's 'Rid of Me'

  May 1, 2013 – PJ Harvey has a walloping, 50-foot-tall legacy — musicially and emotionally raw when stadium angst was a boys club; opening the door for everyone from Alanis to Karen O. But in 1993, PJ Harvey was the name of a band: bassist Steve Vaughan, drummer Rob Ellis, and frontwoman Polly Jean Harvey, who would soon after come to be known as "PJ Harvey" regardless of whom she played with. …
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  Thom Yorke and Nigel Godrich Amusingly Insult EDM

  April 23, 2013 – Thom Yorke is no fan of most electronic dance music today. That should be no surprise if you're the least bit familiar with his bands Radiohead or Atoms for Peace, which show far more interest in abstraction and complexity than so much recent EDM's Ibiza-via-Vegas glitz. …
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  Vinyl Sales in 2012 Were the Highest Since ‘OK Computer' Was Released

  April 9, 2013 – Vinyl sales hit a 16-year high last year according to the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry. Music Week reports that the IFPI claims the oldest active music delivery medium did $177 million in business worldwide in 2012. As we reported at the top of the year, Nielsen SoundScan numbers indicated an 18 percent uptick in American purchases of long-playing records. …
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  Jimmy Eat World Revive Long-Forgotten Radiohead Song for Record Store Day

  April 4, 2013 – Jimmy Eat World are planning to return this summer with Damage, a new collection of emo-pop heartbreakers set to arrive on June 11 via RCA, but first the Arizona outfit will issue a Record Store Day exclusive 7-inch single featuring a cover of Radiohead's "Stop Whispering," an unfairly overlooked single from the English rockers' 1993 debut, Pablo Honey.When speaking to Rolling Stone recently, Jimmy Eat World frontman Jim Adkin …
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  LOLlapalooza 2013: Music's 10 Best April Fools' Pranks

  April 1, 2013 – April Fool's Day was supposed to bring The Terror, the latest studio album from Oklahoma psych-freaks the Flaming Lips. …
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  Listen to Thom Yorke Shoot the Breeze With Golden-Voiced Alec Baldwin

  April 1, 2013 – Thom Yorke's freely ranging discussion with Alec Baldwin on the 30 Rock actor's WNYC radio show Here's the Thing was more about the human interplay between the two famous men than uncovering new revelations. It's a trip just to hear Baldwin's deep, resonant voice — sounds like money, no wonder he's sponsored by a credit-card company — and Yorke's diffident, British-accented one in conversation. …
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  Radiohead's Star-Packed 1997 NYC Guest List Is So Very '90s

  March 30, 2013 – This relic has been making the rounds this week — The Fader seems to have been the the first to dig it up — but we can't go enjoy our weekend without sharing this guest list from Radiohead's 1997 concert at New York's Irving Plaza. OK Computer had just been released, and the randomest assortment of celebrities and musicians who were in the Big Apple at the time wanted to see "Karma Police" live. …
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  Radiohead Artist Stanley Donwood's Favorite Album Cover Is Not a Radiohead Album Cover

  March 29, 2013 – If producer Nigel Godrich is considered by all to be the unofficial sixth member of Radiohead, then artist Stanley Donwood is no doubt the seventh. Not since Pink Floyd and Hipgnosis (and perhaps Pixies and Vaughan Oliver) has a band and an artist enjoyed such a fruitful marriage, with Donwood illustrating the front cover of every Radiohead release since The Bends, as well as Thom Yorke's solo endeavors like Atoms for Peace's Amok. …
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