about Reckoner Lockdown - Kanye vs Radiohead by DJ Earworm

From stereogum (h/t Brian Devine):

Radiohead's "Reckoner" got a video earlier this month. Before that, a ton of remix contestants. Courtesy of DJ Earworm, the track now gets to share space with that other frequently talked about single -- Ellen-approved, auto-tuned "Love Lockdown." We have "Reckoner Lockdown" in audio and visual form. The video mashes Kanye's monochromatic apartment and African dancers with Clemont Picon's Radiohead aniboom-winning animation, sp(l)icing up the place a bit.

about Radiohead US Tour info

Today Radiohead confirmed that they are indeed coming to North America in the near future, and provided folks with a handy list of just which cities they'll visit. No dates, no venues, just cities.

Did yours make the cut? Have a look (arranged alphabetically):

• Atlanta
• Boston
• Charlotte
• Chicago
• Cleveland
• Dallas
• Houston
• Indianapolis
• Los Angeles
• Miami
• Montreal
• New York
• Philadelphia
• San Diego
• San Francisco
• Santa Barbara
• Seattle
• St. Louis
• Tampa
• Toronto
• Vancouver
• Washington, DC

The cities listed above will be graced by the men of Radiohead in two waves, the first popping off before that oft-reported European jaunt (which begins June 6), and the second taking place sometime after said jaunt ends (on July 8).

about Radiohead to Let Fans Pick the Price for New Album

Radiohead will be offering its newest album by digital download, allowing fans to pay whatever they think is a fair price for their newest 10 songs. The band will allow users to pay a minimum of 1 pence (plus a 45p credit card processing fee) to download the “In Rainbows” album from the band’s web site.

Given the band is no longer under contract with a label, they are free to distribute their own music how they best see fit. By cutting out the middle man (iTunes, Amazon MP3, etc.), they can charge fans much less to enjoy their music. The band had previously been with EMI for their last album, which was released in 2003.

Radiohead has never made their music available on iTunes, and it now appears they never will.

[via WSJ] via mashable