Surely you’ve seen Inception by now, and if so you’ve seen the trailer for Aaron Sorkin’s the social network.  So you’ll surely recognize this song, a cover of Radiohead’s 1992 debut single, Creep, on Scala & Kolacny Brothers’ 2002 album, On the Rocks.  I’m not exaggerating when I say it’s one of the best covers I’ve ever heard and can you think of a better song for a movie about Facebook than CREEP? Read the full story

I heard this remix of Radiohead’s, ‘Everything in its right Place’ for the first time on a friends Dj mix a while back. I remember contemplating for a second whether or not it was the original Radiohead song.  The original of course lacks the 1-2 electronic dance beat Gigamesh, flawlessly fuses with the orginal melody. You gotta give it up for the artist out of Minnesota for taking on a task as demanding as remixing Radiohead, a band that is so fundamentally sound and has transcended so many musical barriers/genres, and producing a quality track. This is definitely not the only remix Gigamesh has had his way with, but it gives you a good idea of his versatility and reminds us of how impeccable Radiohead is.

Listen to “Everything in its Right Place (Gigamesh Remix)” here

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This dude is beyond amazing! I want to scream his name 500 times. James Houston . Student James Houston graduating from the Glasgow School of Art’s visual communication course in a few days did this for his final project and a contest that Radiohead held an online to remix “Nude” from their album – “In Rainbows”.
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One more time really engaged, Radiohead just launch this video/campaign with Mtv Exit around forced labor and modern slavery