How Radiohead Bridges Genres / Q&A with Christopher O'Riley

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Apr 3, 201954:41Music

In our second episode we learned about the various timbres Radiohead uses to craft a unique sonic landscape. From the chunky guitar of “Creep” to the eerie synth of “Like Spinning Plates,” Radiohead is purposeful in the...

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