First Radiohead printed a newspaper, then the Guardian decided to put out a record. Then Radiohead reviewed the Guardian's record. Then the world imploded ...
Five things we learned from Radiohead's King of Limbs launch
? Thom Yorke is gunning for a subbing shift on our culture desk
? Guardian staffers can play Radiohead at their own game ? and form a band (the, er, Radio Eds)
? We probably shouldn't have left any evidence of this endeavour
? Radiohead's Colin Greenwood was happy to break Radiohead's press silence and review Radio Eds
? It's easy to forget that this was all about a new album by Radiohead
Seven more things we learned on the music site this week
? We had to find a new headline when everyone else used "check out the Hook"
? We finally had an excuse to get Charlie Sheen on to the music site
? There are even more depressing collaborations out there than Snoop/Sheen
? Not everyone's excited about the TOTP revival
? It's possible to make Rebecca Black sound like Sigur Ros
? R&B fans aren't all ready for the Weeknd
? We've introduced North Korea to "communist anthem" Common People ? our work there is done
Five tips for the big time
? Holy Other ? spooky, sex-free R&B
? Husband ? inspired by a time-travelling George Formby?
? Nicholas Jaar ? proving that slow really is the new fast
? Lil Silva feat Sampha ? pinging synths and chopped-up rhythms
? Bluebell ? DIY symphonic pop
And finally ...
? You can hear the new Low album. Like, now! And it's really rather lovely
? Stalking Summer Camp at SXSW
? Keren Ann live session
? Missed out on Glastonbury tickets? The resale of cancelled/refunded tickets takes place on Sunday 17 April. Visit http://bit.ly/resale2011
? Don't forget to follow us on the old Twitter (@guardianmusic for highlights, or @gmfeed for the full deluge)
Source: http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/2011/apr/01/sleeve-notes-radiohead-covers-band
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