![]() ![]() Radiohead members have been busy with side projects, with Yorke last year releasing his second solo album, Tomorrow’s Modern Boxes – an innovative work dominated by electronic riffs and reflections on the role of the individual in modern society. Guitarist Jonny Greenwood revealed in interviews in mid-2015 that the band was back in the studio but gave few details on the project. Don’t get me wrong, the Sam Smith song they ended up using is wonderfully orchestrated, but it pales in comparison to the elegiac beauty that is Radiohead’s aspirant theme. News of the previously unknown Radiohead track will renew speculation on how far along the band has moved on a long-awaited ninth album. Dare I say Spectre didn’t even deserve this song The film wasn’t a cringe fest like A View to a Kill, but it wasn’t 007’s most memorable outing either. ![]() ![]() Smith’s track, Writing’s On the Wall, became the first Bond theme song to reach number one on the British singles charts. While Radiohead did not explain why their song was not used, the filmmakers eventually chose a Sam Smith number for the theme of Spectre, which was released in October. The lyricism relates more to the song’s title than Bond action themes, with frontman Thom Yorke opening in his trademark falsetto, “I’m lost / I’m a ghost / Dispossessed.” The wait is over (well, for some of you) - here I am ranking Radioheads studio albums from worst to best Like last time, Im trying to take into account my. The song, simply entitled Spectre, opens in familiar Radiohead fashion with a series of minor chords on a piano against a backdrop of strings and synthesisers. ![]()
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