If there's any voice for the future and its foreboding nature, it's Thom Yorke. He and Radiohead have become veterans of the industry, but on release, their album Kid A was met with mixed response as its futuristic use of electronic instruments and grim lyrics (even by the standards of the famously nihilistic group) were a sharp turn from their previous record- OK Computer.
Everything In Its Right Place, the opening track off of Kid A, is a gloomy yet terrifyingly danceable song that speaks of colors and lemons through the angelic, eerie sound that is Yorke's perfect voice. The electronic beats and moody synths feel straight out of a neo futurist's wet dream and the build of the track leaves you floating. If you didn't love Radiohead before listening to this one, you will once you've heard it.
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About The Curator - Annelise Lipowitz
Annelise is a New York based actor, writer, filmmaker, and musician. They have been studying music since their father stuck them in piano lessons at six years old. Over the last five years, Annelise has become interested in philosophy and psychology- especially as it relates to surrealism in art. They have curated playlists from a young age and always loved the idea of bringing different artists together through a thematic or cosmetic thread. Annelise spent two years writing for a folk music review site and has always enjoyed discovering new music that pushes boundaries of genre and conventional theory. Some of their favorites include Björk, Radiohead, The Velvet Underground, Wu-Tang Clan, and Talking Heads. Find her on Instagram:
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