Radiohead - Lift

Thom Yorke in an elevator.

Radiohead - The Numbers

Dang, it's been a while. Again. I've got an excuse this time. Computer went kaput. Good news is I've got a new one. And it's way faster. That means greater productivity, right?

Here's Thom Yorke and Jonny Greenwood in live action.

Directed by Paul Thomas Anderson.

Radiohead - A Wolf At The Door

Gotta love the animation on this one. Yet another track coming right up!

Atoms For Peace - Ingenue

While we're on the topic of side projects, here's Thom Yorke's wacky experimental group, and really this track wouldn't sound out of place on a Radiohead album. Nice moves, Thom.

Atoms For Peace - Judge, Jury and Executioner

Thom Yorke has a few side projects on the go, this is one of them. Damned genius.

Radiohead - Staircase

Hot off the press! This is new Radiohead from their upcoming "From The Basement" session. The last one was awesome, so I expect this new effort to be just as good. The song is a bit trippy, subtle rather than epic, but a really cool chill out tune. They've even brought in another drummer on the pads to give them a little extra depth. Good stuff, I'll take more please.

This is worth a look too for Radiohead fans.

Radiohead - Lotus Flower

I've taken a week off to recover from... well... nothing in particular? Maybe just to recharge the blog's batteries. So here goes.

Today is a big day for new music. Radiohead has released their new album "The King Of Limbs" a day early, and I have it. I haven't listened to it yet, and in fact haven't even listened to the single I'm about to post, but since this is one of my favourite bands, I am confident that it will be awesome.

Hey Rosetta! played at the Market last night here in Freddy Beach, and by all accounts they put on a great show. I just got their new album today, and am listening to it right now. It's good. Get it. It's called "Seeds". I dare say there is a hint of old Radiohead in some of the tracks.

Scientists Of Sound rocket the Capital last night, and although they had some technical difficulties, I gather it was a good performance nonetheless. I got a copy of the new EP "Wealth And Hellness" and was honored to be able to play the album for the first time in public anywhere. It's really good. Get it.

Now enjoy this stellar new Radiohead track that I've never heard, the cool tech-house remix of a Groove Armada classic, and enjoy all the crazy links. See ya tomorrow.

BONUS BEATS!

Groove Armada - Superstylin' [Ant Brooks Re-Edit]

STUFF YOU SHOULD SEE

Carl Sagan - Pale Blue Dot

A little perspective for ya.

The Scale Of The Universe

And a little more.

SCIENCE MATTERS

The Secret Life Of Chaos

A very interesting one hour documentary.

The Energy Future Of New Brunswick

According to CCNB.

Thought-Controlled Bionic Arm Unveiled

Cyborgs are on the way folks.

New Cancer X-Ray Blasting Tumors In UK

Exciting technological advancement.

Francis Crick Was On LSD

Fear and Loathing on the DNA Trail '53.

POLITICS SUCKS

Fox News Busted Editing Ron Paul Video

Faux News fails again.

Censored 2008 Ron Paul 20/20 Interview

Worth a watch. He's got some good ideas.

JUST FOR LAUGHS

The Terminator - Bollywood Style

I have no idea what they're saying, but it's hilarious.

Simon's Cat - Cat Man Do

For the cat lovers out there. Check out the others.

Jorge Rivera vs Michael Bisping Interview

Jorge you beauty.

Rémi Gaillard's Tour De France

Dangerously hilarious. Check out his other stuff too.

Charlie Sheen Says Being Sober Is Boring

Maybe he should try curling.

Thom Yorke - Airbag

The blog is back to save the universe. Apologies for missing yesterday. These things happen. You might remember Thom Yorke from such songs as "Paranoid Android", "There, There", and "You Never Wash Up After Yourself". If you don't, you probably listen to country music or Crack Dyed Cheese, and for that I'm sorry. I haven't time to blather on about the greatness of this performer, so I'll just let you figure it out for yourself.

STUFF YOU SHOULD SEE

Jack LaLanne's Greatest Stunts

Farewell to the Juiceman.

The Floating Piano

Brings new meaning to the term piano bar.

The World Is Sinking

The fake one, that is.

SCIENCE MATTERS

Broccoli Beats Cancer

Best eaten raw, or lightly steamed.

Custom Prosthetic Legs

Where's the one that kicks record field goals?

JUST FOR LAUGHS

Epic Meat Salad

Now that's what I call a salad.

Radiohead - The National Anthem

When I said that Alice In Chains were arguably my favourite band, I of course meant after Radiohead, and probably Tool, and maybe Pearl Jam... it's really damn hard to pick. Really though, Radiohead is probably number one for me.

The combination of lead singer Thom Yorke and ridiculous guitar-slash-keyboard-slash-computer-slash-freakin'-everything performer Jonny Greenwood is something no other band in the world can boast. To think that these guys were all in the same place at the same time and got along well enough to do what they do is really something of a miracle in itself. When "Creep" came along way back in 1993 it had one hit wonder written all over it. Could it have been more wrong?

I don't think the new albums get better, because since "The Bends" they've all been spectacular, but each one seems to break through new musical boundaries that no one else has been able to do with such panache. I saw them live in Montreal at Parc Des Iles in 2001 and they opened with this song. You can imagine my excitement.

This is where I end, and you begin... until tomorrow.