Tag Archives: Thom Yorke
Attack of the Supergroups!
While actress Milla Jovovich may be trying to draw in your attention with talk of extraterrestrial owls and an imminent fear of the fourth kind, there’s a phenomenon that has been slowly gaining momentum in the music world…. Bands and … Continue reading →
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Where in the World is David Byrne? [Part 2]
In the last post, I said that Byrne has a way of incorporating the world around him into his own work. And he doesn’t do it small, quiet ways. Take for examples his Playing the Building series which started in Stockholm, Sweden … Continue reading →
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