You can read Ed O'Brien's entire rant at Dead Air Space, but here's the important part:
Well, it's not what everyone was hoping for, but it's something new from Radiohead, so it's hard to complain too much. "These Are My Twisted Words" might actually be the most abstract, out there song they've released since Amnesiac. The band is offering the track as a free download (don't believe there's even the option to pay this time), and as part of the zip file you get a ridiculous amount of artwork similar to what you see above, along with some cryptic info. No real word on whether or not this is part of something bigger, so for now you'll just have to be content with the fact that you've got some new Radiohead to listen to:
Weezer have a new album coming out in October. Not holding my breath, but this advance track is the best thing they've released since "Island in the Sun":
As reported @ Pitchfork, Stereogum, etc., Radiohead have released a new track honoring Harry Patch, the last surviving British veteran of WWI who passed away a little over a week ago. Later in life, Patch became an adamant opposer of WWI and war in general. The song itself is a somber orchestral piece that is only recognizable as Radiohead because of Yorke's unmistakable vocals. You can get the track @ the band's website here, with all proceeds going to a British war veteran's legion. "Harry Patch (In Memory Of)":
The minds behind the Grammy Awards seem to be figuring things out... sort of. They still couldn't find it in themselves to give a major award to anyone or anything that actually matters, but at least they put on a good show this year.Some of the better performances:Al Green, Justin Timberlake, Keith Urban, and Boyz II Men "Let's Stay Together"
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