Catchy rhythms like the tresillo are examples of how our musical perception and preference negotiate between simplicity and complexity.
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For those of us who are into our misery music, The Bends is a beautiful place to wallow.
Musicians and songwriters are struggling to survive while record labels are reporting record profits – here’s why this is happening.
It is time we talked about one of the most unsung motifs in American fiction.
Radiohead’s new album, a lush, complex soundscape, is beguiling, moving and politically urgent. But as always, their music rewards patience: a willingness to listen deeply, with an open mind.
Stanley Donwood has been designing Radiohead’s artwork since 1994. Ahead of his retrospective at Sydney’s Carriageworks this month, we consider the role of art in creating a band’s visual identity.
A magnificently scornful piece in The Guardian this weekend flagged the trend for “sad bangers”, music in which, “Sensitive lads across the land have abandoned their cardies and acoustic guitars for varsity…
Late last week, Radiohead’s Thom Yorke released his new solo album – Tomorrow’s Modern Boxes – via BitTorrent, Inc’s “bundle” platform. Visitors to the service pay a US$6 fee, receiving the usual torrent…
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