For our full Radiohead discography Click Here Shown below are our available and recently sold out items. Our career has been a reaction of what we’ve felt, what we’ve wanted to do.Enter your e-mail address to receive a weekly list of new Radiohead itemsĬall us now on 01474 815099 to sell us your Radiohead Collection or click here We don’t know what we’re doing two months ahead of time. I know a lot of bands have five-year plans, but we don’t.
I’m not sure what the future is, but we’re like a family, so there is a future. Not from me, however.įinally, the obligatory, “What’s the future of Radiohead?” question. There’s a Toronto stop at the Danforth Music Theatre on May 31 followed by a gig at the unfortunately named Corona Theatre on Montreal on June 2. Hopefully, it’ll be an emotional journey. People can dance and sort of lose themselves in the music. I would hope to create an environment where people will feel it’s a safe space. With the chorus, I was trying to create a White Stripes vs. And when I play that song on an acoustic guitar it sounds like a bossa nova song. Nicki Minaj’s husband surrenders to police after reportedly failing to register as sex offenderĪnd then there’s a bossa nova feel on a song called Banksters. And that’s what I was drawing upon for my record, that moving from the darkness to the light. And I thought, “This is the kind of music I want to make.” So if that’s what you’re feeling coming through … That song is essentially gospel music with a dance groove. I had something of a eureka moment with that record while I was in Brazil and I put on Screamadelica. Movin’ On Up played a very important part. And tell me if I’m wrong it made me think of Primal Scream’s Movin’ On Up but in a minor key. That was definitely something I was drawing upon. I love the groove, I love the feel, the beauty of it. That comes from the seven months I spent with my family in Brazil. There are some Latin elements on this record. My record was very much me and having to come up with 95 per cent of the musical idea. In Radiohead, Thom’s the main songwriter, and I work on sounds. The similarities are there - the whole process of writing and rewriting and dark nights of the soul. What makes this album different from a Radiohead album?Ĭrikey.
Very slowly, songs started coming together, beginning with this Carnival-inspired track Brasil, released late last year under the moniker EOB. Oh, and he was also part of a nature group’s efforts to get birdsong - actually wild birds singing - onto the British charts as a way to draw attention to the disappearance of this type of wildlife in the U.K.īut in 2017 while taking a break to live in Brazil with his family for seven months, he started to think about recording an entire album on his own. Content to do his part in everything Radiohead has done as a group - a successful venture, given that the band has sold 30 million albums - he filled downtime between albums and tours by composing soundtracks for the BBC, touring with Crowded House frontman Neil Finn, working on a musicians’ rights non-profit organization, and running a restaurant in the English countryside. Send this page to someone via email emailĮd O’Brien seems a bit anxious on the phone from London.
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