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Radiohead guitarist Johnny Greenwood announced the band will begin work on its 9th studio album in September; he broke the news in an interview on BBC Radio 6 on Saturday. Read More »
In a new interview with Mexico's sopitas.com, Radiohead and Atoms for Peace frontman Thom Yorke reestablished his stance against the music streaming service Spotify. Yorke is an outspoken advocate against Spotify and this is not the first time he has said some negative things about the company, but that doesn't mean he'll stop badmouthing it. Read More »
Last night on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart, musician's Thom Yorke and Flea made their television debut as Atoms for Peace. The two spoke with Stewart about the origins of the new group and then performed two songs for the Comedy Central audience. Read More »
In a social media-driven world, it's easy for artists (and anyone really) to go on a seemingly impromptu rant about any issue. Thom Yorke and Nigel Godrich, two of the big names behinds bands like Radiohead and Atoms For Peace, released a lot of pent up frustration with music streaming service Spotify on Sunday, and the organization got back to them pretty quickly. Read More »
Thom Yorke and his longtime collaborator and producer, Nigel Godrich, have publicly announced their disdain for the music streaming service Spotify on Twitter and have decided to withdraw some of their work from the service's catalog. Yorke, the lead singer of innovative modern rock n' roll band Radiohead, will pull his solo album, The Eraser, and his latest album with his band Atoms for Peace, AMOK. Godrich, who was heavily involved in these two projects and has removed his band Ultraista from the service as well, has described this stance against Spotify as a "small meaningless rebellion." Read More »
Atoms for Peace have added tour dates to their European summer lineup. The tour is set to kickoff July 6 in Paris and is scheduled through July 26 in London. The super group will perform live for the first time since Japan's Fuji Rock festival in 2010. Read More »
The "supergroup" Atoms For Peace released their music video for their song "Ingenue" off of their debut album AMOK. The band consists of Thom York (Radiohead), Flea (Red Hot Chili Peppers), Joey Waronker (Beck, R.E.M.), Nigel Godrich (Radiohead producer) and Mauro Refosco (Brazillian instrumentalist). "Ingenue" is a great example of the band's overall sound and how they came to it by "bonding over" Afrobeat music. The music video itself is a callback to Radiohead's "Lotus Flower" video featuring Thom York convulsively dancing by himself to the track. Even the "Lotus Flower" choreographers, Garth Jennings and Wayne McGregor, return for "Ingenue." This time, though, we are treated to another dancer, Fukiko Takase, joining Yorke. Read More »
Radiohead' Performance at the Optimus Alive Festival [PHOTOS] Read More »
Just hours before Radiohead was scheduled to hit the stage at Downsview Park in Toronto, the stage itself hit the ground. Read More »
Radiohead canceled its sold-out Saturday concert in Toronto after its massive stage collapsed during afternoon soundchecks, leaving one person dead and three others injured. Read More »
