076: Thom Yorke & Stanley Donwood on Radiohead's "Kid A Mnesia" | Radio Juxtapoz

Yes, this is how kick off a new season of the Radio Juxtapoz podcast, and boy, do we have a banger. When you think of Radiohead, you automatically think of the story of one of the most critically acclaimed and popular bands in the world reimagining themselves at the turn of the century and becoming... well, bigger and more popular and more critically acclaimed. These weren't easy years for the band, and shedding their sound to become the rich, textured and nuanced electronics meets traditional instruments became their calling. And it started with Kid A and Amnesiac.
For frontman Thom Yorke and his artistic collaborator Stanley Donwood, this was a time of experimentation as well. With a studio focus, they created a massive body of work that stretches over the course of two albums, and with the 21st anniversary reissue, the made Kid A Mnesia focus on the artwork as well. And that is where Radio Juxtapoz caught the two, talking about art school, creating in the studio, experimenting, having fun, being manic, how they decided to package the two decades old artwork, how Hockney influenced them and what painting means to them and Radiohead as a whole.
This is a special one you don't want to miss. Radiohead is on Radio Juxtapoz.
The Radio Juxtapoz podcast is hosted by FIFTH WALL TV's Doug Gillen and Juxtapoz editor, Evan Pricco. Episode 076 was recorded October 12, 2021 at XL Recordings in London. Follow us on @radiojuxtapoz

[@whycardboard]

the actual interview starts at 4:00

[@sudanbewaobdedebo]

Thanks 🙏 for sharing It's always great hearing Thom talking. Very interesting musical genius!!

[@claymurray5199]

This is so great, thank you!!

[@lilbigman777]

4:00 STARTS
19:54

[@emmanuellaflamme]

Great interview!

[@lucaslicata4127]

fantastic interview !!! KLF, Lightwave good times :)

[@sophiafakevirus-ro8cc]

Let's both have big turn-ups on our jeans, like in the 70s

[@doesanythingbreathe]

thom

[@xtchotel5290]

legend

[@roryhensen]

finally.

[@sudanbewaobdedebo]

Excellent ☺️

[@MrBarneybubbles]

Wow.

[@memopinzon]

tam yorp

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Yorkie Dorkie and his Radioheads

[@thedaimhin4535]

I think I'm having a stroke

[@jakedulln]

Lets go

[@sradenko]

Thom ije Car

[@donlitos]

Does Thom Yorke chainsmoke or something?? Jesus, he looks like he pushing 70 not 55

[@trueactionchannel]

30 years of touring would do that to ya

[@crumbtember]

Depression

[@sophiafakevirus-ro8cc]

He looks like Willie Nelson

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Hate OK Computer artwork, it's anonymous and vague, faceless and unsettling.

[@sophiaberger9216]

then its done its job well

[@TC2290-wh5cb]

*Whoooosh*

[@ozarkvolt]

Thats the whole point

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@@ozarkvolt read my reply above

[@ozarkvolt]

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[@dondamon4669]

My god look at him!! I think Noel Gallagher is the winner

[@cheveronactionstripe5005]

Noel musically is miles off him . Not even the same planet

[@cameronshepherd2562]

@@cheveronactionstripe5005 amen 😂

[@GodJesusChristTheHolySpirit]

God *
This word should always be capitalized ma'am or sir.
Have a blessed day! 😁 👋🏾 ❤️

[@mojopin1997]

Brett Anderson better than both.

[@cameronshepherd2562]

@@mojopin1997 never gotten into his music - what's your favourite album he's been a part of? Id love to hear