"We’re fried": Thom Yorke on keeping it together as OK Computer blew up big Radiohead frontman Thom Yorke was having a rough time of things in 1998, as this MTV interview footage makes clear Louder · Jul 29, 2023
That time Thom Yorke formed a glam rock band with members of Radiohead, Suede, Roxy Music and, umm, David Gray’s drummer When Thom Yorke was recruited for fictional band The Venus In Furs as part of the Velvet Goldmine soundtrack, the Radiohead singer was told to “ham it up” Louder · Jul 11, 2023
Thom Yorke on the Radiohead and Massive Attack album that never happened Bristol trip-hop dons Massive Attack were lined up to remix Radiohead's OK Computer in its entirety – until life got in the way... Louder · Jul 8, 2023
Free milk, £1 camping and political protests: Glastonbury through the years, in pictures As music fans return to Worthy Farm, it’s worth a look back on how much the world’s biggest festival has changed over the years The Independent UK · Jun 22, 2023
Radiohead and Sons of Kemet side-project The Smile release live favourite Bending Hectic A fan of Radiohead’s 1995 classic rock record The Bends? Step this way... Evening Standard · Jun 20, 2023
'Nowhere quite like NI' for Turin Brakes frontman Olly Knight ahead of Stendhal return Turin Brakes return to Stendhal 13 years after headlining first ever edition of the Co Derry festival Belfast Live · Jun 19, 2023
Mikey Way: “I was borderline terrified a lot of the time My Chemical Romance was active. I was learning the bass in front of 20,000 people every night!” The reunited emo kings’ low-end ranger reveals why he swapped out his signature Fender Mustang for a sparkling new signature Jazz Bass, learning bass in arenas, and how he overcame insecurity about his chops Guitar World · Jun 9, 2023
Karma Police: the story behind the Radiohead classic that started life as a tour bus catchphrase "Sometimes the best stuff happens when you’re not even listening at all” MusicRadar · May 31, 2023
Five new bands you need to hear if you love Radiohead Radiohead delight in pushing boundaries and shrugging off labels – and these five new bands do just the same Louder · May 30, 2023
Clark: Sus Dog review – comforting weirdness you can’t get anywhere else A majestic title track is the centrepiece of the electronic artist’s irresistible first vocal album in his 20-year career, with Thom Yorke executive producing The Guardian - UK · May 28, 2023
Arlo Parks on privacy, Phoebe Bridgers and why she cancelled her tour dates: ‘I felt my boundary and pushed past it’ The London-born singer-songwriter earned a legion of fans and the Mercury Prize following the release of her first album in 2021. Now, after a move overseas and a self-imposed withdrawal from the limelight, she tells Helen Brown about her return to music The Independent UK · May 27, 2023
Clark - Sus Dog album review: dance producer steps out of the shadows Thom Yorke has convinced the St Albans artist to put his own voice at the fore; it brings warmth to his electronic soundscapes Evening Standard · May 25, 2023
How Radiohead revolutionised rock music in the ‘00s Radiohead bassist Colin Greenwood once reflected on the trailblazing run of records that turned rock music on its head in the 2000s Louder · May 17, 2023
David Furnish slams Brexit red tape amid slump in UK musicians at EU festivals Exclusive: Industry being choked by ‘lots of red tape’, says Elton John’s husband – as British acts booked for EU festivals down by a third The Independent UK · May 14, 2023
Louder · May 4, 2023 “Absolutely, horribly gutted, p***ed off, self-righteous”: A pre-fame Thom Yorke on the early days of Radiohead Radiohead haven't always been the biggest alternative band of a generation: back in 1992 they were still finding their feet, reeling from the abject failure of a little song called Creep
Louder · Mar 29, 2023 The true meaning behind Radiohead's Creep, the song that made, and nearly broke, Thom Yorke's band Radiohead's Jonny Greenwood hated his band's debut single so much that he tried to sabotage and kill it: when Creep became Radiohead's biggest anthem, Thom Yorke often wished that the guitarist had succeeded
MusicRadar · Mar 29, 2023 Thom Yorke on his 'executive producer' role for Clark's new album Sus Dog: "I ended up being a kind of backseat driver" Clark: "What would it sound like if The Beach Boys took MDMA and made a rave record?"
What Hi-Fi? · Mar 23, 2023 The 12 best Radiohead songs to test your hi-fi system Radiohead’s vast catalogue of innovative, eclectic work makes the band an ideal candidate for putting your hi-fi system to the test.
ABC News · Jan 13, 2023 How Radiohead single Creep became a 90s classic despite being 'deleted' by their label Creep was a monster that charted around the world and gave a British act a rare hit in the United States. But when the single was first released, the BBC refused to play it and Radiohead's label eventually gave up on it.
The Guardian - UK · Nov 8, 2022 Tom Skinner on the Smile, Sons of Kemet and going solo: ‘It gives me a blank slate to explore’ The Sons of Kemet drummer explains how he’s keeping his cool while launching his debut record, working with Jonny and Thom from Radiohead – and preparing for the birth of his second child
The Independent UK · Oct 20, 2022 ‘Bring down this government’: Radiohead’s Thom Yorke blasts Tories after Liz Truss resignation Musician said that, while the Conservative goverment tears itself to pieces, ‘the country suffers in extreme distress’
The Independent UK · Jun 24, 2022 Glastonbury Festival through the years – in pictures Glastonbury is celebrating its 50th birthday, as it returns to Worthy Farm for the first time since 2019
The Independent UK · Jun 23, 2022 Glastonbury Festival through the years – in pictures Glastonbury is celebrating its 50th birthday, as it returns to Worthy Farm for the first time since 2019
Manchester Evening News · Jun 3, 2022 The Smile at Manchester Academy - review and gig pictures Radiohead stars bring the debut album from new side project The Smile to Manchester
The Guardian - UK · Jun 3, 2022 Dave Smith: the synth genius who made pop’s instruments work in harmony Smith, who died this week aged 72, changed the course of music history by championing unity and collaboration, while his synths lit up Madonna, Radiohead and more