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Radiohead's Thom Yorke brought together with Banksy for solo song video

Watch the new clip for 'The Hollow Earth' here

September 21, 2009 | 11 Comments
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Radiohead's Thom Yorke has been brought together with graffiti artist Banksy for the video for his new solo song 'The Hollow Earth'.

Watch the unofficial video for the song by clicking below. The film was directed by US filmmaker Raymond Salvatore Harmon and features images of Banksy's graffiti work.

Meanwhile 'The Hollow Earth', along with its fellow double A-side 'FeelingPulledApartByHorses', is available as a free download from the members' area of Radiohead.com.

The release is available physically from Waste.uk.com.

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shityourlegoff

Sep 21, 2009

It can't just be me that wishes Yorke and his band would go back to making actual songs instead of yet more tortured wailing over self-consciously quirky beeps and squeaks? We get it, you're alternative. Great. Can we have a good record now please?

lipgloss

Sep 21, 2009

i love Thom, i quite like Banksy, but the video is horrible! it looks like someone's 6th form project

fReEeKy

Sep 21, 2009

Thom's solo stuff is right up there with the best of Radiohead. The way is forwards not backwards.

gergbot

Sep 21, 2009

shityourlegoff - I really want to see you try any better. Have you seriously not got anything better to do than post pointless comments on here?

dandychap

Sep 21, 2009

No, it's not just you sadly. 'Kid A' came out almost 10 years ago and people are still whining.Surely 'In Rainbows' fits your narrow criteria anyway? If not, go and listen to 'The Bends' again and spank one out.For what it's worth i like this song, sounds a bit like he's singing over an Aphex Twin track.

thom-morrissey

Sep 22, 2009

Feeling pulled apart by horses is absolutely superb. Best song Thom's done.

thom-morrissey

Sep 22, 2009

It's doesn't grip me in the same way 'Harrowdown Hill' did when I first heard it, but it's still good, I agree wiht fReEeKy, Thom's solo stuff really is up there with some of Radiohead's best, with is a measure of the man's genius. Shityourlegoff, clearly has a bit of a narrow mind, and people who hold such a mindset shouldn't really be taken seriously, as their opinions are redundant.

Gerbalism

Sep 22, 2009

Tune!

Beast96

Sep 22, 2009

Q. How many indie bands does it take to change a light bulb?A. It's an obscure number you'll never have heard of it before.so goddamn indie....Never really rated radiodead, but this tosh is, like musical masturbation. What the heck did Banksy think he was doing associating with this crap? Certainly Bnaksy will lose some kudos in my book, though radiodead never had any to begin with.

tonisaparasite

Sep 23, 2009

You took the words out of my mouth, Beast.

connorr92

Sep 23, 2009

shityourlegoff, you are one miserable bastard, of your 173 comments, none that i can find praise any band in any way. If you dont like the band dont read the news on them because your moaning is boring and tedious.