Radiohead has been on hiatus, but Yorke and Greenwood are back to pushing the boundaries of rock music, as they have been for 30 years.
Arts, iEdit
iEdit: Olivia Joung’s Quiet Confidence Makes for a Surprising Playlist
Copy editor Olivia Joung surprises returning copy editor Gabe Wallen with emo, rock-oriented playlist that reveals a new side of her.
Arts, Column
Bringing Music Home to BC: Bouncing Between Record Stores on the T
Assistant Arts Editor Pat Tran went on search for The Flaming Lips, taking him to record stores across the Boston area.
Arts, Music, Review
Radiohead’s Latest Album Revisits Old Hits
‘Kid A Mnesia’ gives Radiohead fans a nostalgic look into the creative process behind some of their favorite tracks.
Arts, Music, Column
Ramirez: A Brief Inquiry Into The Classics
Arts Editor Kaylie Ramirez reflects on her only 5-star review for ‘The Heights’ and what it means for an album to be considered ‘classic.’
Arts, Music, Review
The 1975 Finds Its ‘OK Computer’ Moment on ‘A Brief Inquiry’
On ‘A Brief Inquiry into Online Relationships’ The 1975 fuses progressive musicality with biting political commentary and its usual sincerity to craft an album that defines a decade.
Arts, Music, Review
Radiohead’s Music Video for ‘Lift’ Slowly Descends Into the Surreal
“Lift” is a song leftover from the days of Radiohead’s ‘Ok Computer’ in which the band looked to the future towards an age of conformity and isolation in technology.
Arts, Music
Thom Yorke Packs Too Much Into ‘Tomorrow’s Modern Boxes’
The Radiohead lead singer has somewhat improved from his first solo venture, but his second record lacks cohesion.
