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Houston's Day for Night festival was more female any other festival I had attended with tons to offer (including shelter from a downpour).
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Day for Night Festival Returns to Houston for Third Incarnation
Festival promises an incredible audio-visual experience from musicians and artists like Solange, St. Vincent, Thom Yorke, Ryoji Ikeda and more.
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Radiohead's Sublime Return to New York City (MSG Photos)
Radiohead performed "Creep" in New York City for a lucky 15,000 people (give or take).
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Mark Pritchard - Beautiful People (feat. Thom Yorke) (Singles Going Steady)
"Beautiful People" is a perfect amalgamation of Yorke's amazing, understated vocals and Pritchard's soft, light production.
24 Mar 2016
"Why Don't You Try Writing Your Own Songs?": 'The Bends' and Its Cover Songs
Three unique takes on tracks from The Bends, spanning the stripped-down acoustic to the full-fledged orchestral, represent how these songs still have the power to stun two decades later.
Scott Elingburg
Music
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The Leap: The Universe of Difference Between 'Pablo Honey' and 'The Bends'
In jumping forward from the lackluster Pablo Honey, Radiohead finally started becoming the Radiohead that is idolized today.
07 Apr 2015
This Is Our New Song: 'The Bends' and the Reformation of Alternative Rock
The Bends was the genesis of Radiohead’s perceptive, forward-thinking tendencies, which would go on to inspire countless musicians in myriad ways.
31 Mar 2015
'The Bends' and the Blazing of a Trail Into the New Millennium
Amidst a transformational time in the post-Vietnam and post-Reagan eras, The Bends represented a transition between the tumultuous latter half of the 20th century and the new millennium ahead.
Vance Martin
Music
29 Mar 2015
Too Smart to Be Naive, Too Young to Be Jaded: 'The Bends' and Teen Angst
Even teenagers two decades removed from The Bends' original release can still find deep emotional connections to its depiction of isolation and dissatisfaction.
Amulya Tadimety
Music
25 Mar 2015
"Where Do We Go from Here?" 'The Bends' of the 20th Century and Beyond
The Bends is the 20th century's identity emerging under pressure, forced to search bleakly for some form of cohesion among an increasingly artificial and commercial world.
Brian Schmitt
Music
24 Mar 2015
The Annotated Guide to the Music Videos of 'The Bends'
With one album Radiohead left an impressive music video legacy, one that would extend to later masterpieces such as OK Computer.
Marcus Smith
Music
22 Mar 2015
Weird Fruit: Jonny Greenwood’s Creative Contribution to 'The Bends'
Jonny Greenwoods' musical achievements on The Bends represent as far as he was ever going to get by limiting himself to channelling his ideas through his guitar.
Neil Barrett
Music
18 Mar 2015
PopTalk: The 2015 Grammys, "True Artistry", and Meme Culture
The latest PopTalk podcast takes a look at whether or not, as Kanye West suggests, the Grammys and awards culture in general can or should care about "true artistry".
Evan Sawdey and Brice Ezell
Music
18 Mar 2015
Sonic Bloom: The Lackluster Reception Turned Lasting Reputation of 'The Bends'
No matter how many times someone writes that Radiohead and The Bends “changed the face of music” in 1995, the retail and radio numbers tell a different story.
Will Hodge
Music
10 Mar 2015
On Experiencing 'The Bends' As a First-Time Listener
With The Bends having such strong cultural and critical preconceptions behind it, hearing the album from the perspective of a new lister can help cut through the pre-ordained narrative.
Dan Derks
Music
09 Mar 2015
Between the Grooves of Radiohead's 'The Bends'
PopMatters begins its look back at Radiohead's The Bends today. Here we examine The Bends track by track, examining it from angles spanning the cultural to the theoretical.
08 Mar 2015
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