If you’ve turned on your various media boxes at all in the past few days, you might have heard that a certain Radiohead has been playing in town this week. Indie-hysteria over tickets have crept to an all time “eh” with plenty of people offering their first born, a fancy dinner and just about all manners of trade to get the elusive tickets. Read more »
That uneasy cover of Radiohead’s “Creep” by the Scala & Kolacny Brothers’ Choir that you hear in The Social Network just got creepier. Alex Heller DIY stop motion video is created with Nikon D60 mastery, ravaged plastic parts, doll cannibalism and many sad thoughts. Those damn Barbie bitches…
Walter Potter was pioneering the art of assembling dead rabbit tea parties and rat police raids back in the olden Victorian days, but more recently, you’ve probably seen him ripped off in Radiohead’s There There video because you’re so cool and perceptive. Read more »
Stanley Donwood is Radiohead’s visual clutch, from Kid A‘s swirling ‘scapes to In Rainbow‘s bursting blobs to all those sad little bears on all those tattoos. For his first solo US show Over Normal, the artist crawls out of hiding with spam-email themed canvases à la Hail to the Thief at San Francisco’s Fifty24SF Gallery. Read more »
Radiohead frontman Thom Yorke last week announced his latest side project: an unnamed band featuring himself, obviously, and Flea of the Red Hot Chili Peppers. They recently played a couple of shows in the LA area attended by the likes of Tobey Maguire, Ed Norton and Anne Hathaway. Leo DiCaprio was not in attendance, as he was probably engaged in a Bavarian Butter Churn with a Victoria’s Secret model at the time. |NY Times|
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