Jonathan: Again, there are too many to narrow it down. I like those songs that rip your heart out in one way or another. I also love how it’s a slow burn in terms of pacing, as the song maintains this musical tension until about the last third, when it just rocks out.Į.J.: 'The National Anthem' from Kid A or 'Nude' from In Rainbows. Kiko: ‘There, There.’ I love how the song sounds and grooves it’s got a tribal-like feel to it. Some of my favorite listening experiences during this exhibition were 'Pyramid Song,' 'Optimistic,' and 'Dollars & Cents.' They recently put out a virtual exhibition called Kid A Mnesia for PS5, where you walk through darkly surreal rooms of Radiohead artwork that trigger different songs and visual experiences. Jonathan: There is absolutely no way for me to nail down one song as my favorite so I’ll have to answer this in a different way. I didn’t pay anything when I first downloaded it, listened to it, went back and paid $20. But when they released In Rainbows as the first ever “pay what you want” album, I had to give them an honest try. I could go on and on about why, but simply put for me it’s a mixture of emotive, out-of-the-box chord progressions with beautifully haunting melodies, plus the uniquely ethereal and immersive journey their songs take me on.Į.J.: Growing up I had heard of 'Creep' and a few tracks, but never gave them much thought. That discovery turned into 6+ months of listening to nothing but Radiohead albums in my car and they’ve been my favorite band ever since. The song 'Everything in Its Right Place' was in the opening scene of a film I loved, and that caused me to dive deeper into their music. Jonathan: I first got into Radiohead during high school. Shame, I know! I’ll leave the waxing poetic to Jonathan because he’s probably the biggest fan I know. Kiko: Admittedly, I only really got into them because of the Halloween show. from Upstate New York, Jonathan from Nashville and Kiko from Manila – to find out more. We caught up with the band's three core members – E.J. The set went so well, that they are doing a follow-up gig this Friday.

After being the Flaming Lips at the 2020 Halloween Tribute Show, Shanghai based indie band Deku became Radiohead at this year's edition.

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