Thom Yorke

...resembles a Darkness song after a run-in with a BeDazzler. On "Soaked," written by Matthew Bellamy, frontman of the Radiohead-evoking Muse, Lambert sounds uncannily like Thom Yorke. "Fever," co-written by Lady Gaga, suggests an unexceptional...

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Radiohead's Thom Yorke criticizes UK govt's nuclear plans London, Nov 11 : Radiohead frontman Thom Yorke has condemned the British government for its decision to build 10 new nuclear power stations. While writing in his blog, the...

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...political and social issues. Yorke made headlines for refusing former prime minister Tony Blair's request to meet him to discuss climate change, declaring Blair had "no environmental credentials." Yorke has subsequently been critical...

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However, Matt Friedberger from ADD indie band Fiery Furnaces thought Thom Yorke was misdirecting the honor toward experimental musician Harry Partch -- like he just didn't spell it right or something -- and sayeth, "Fuck you! You...

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...end result makes all that time and effort more than worth it." Yet there are some notable big-name absences from the list, including Liam Gallagher and Radiohead's Thom Yorke. Paul said: "We had a long discussion about who is the list. We...

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Two out of four fangs. "Hearing Damage" Thom Yorke A pulsing electronic vibration is front and center in this raucous entry from Radiohead's front-man and lead singer, Thom Yorke. Yorke's voice is highly recognizable in the music world,...

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'They're afraid to think out of their political fuzzy cloud,' he says Radiohead's Thom Yorke has blasted the UK government over plans to build new power stations. Blogging on the band's Deadairspace.com site, Yorke wrote that the...

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