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I think pretty soon we’re gonna have to put Radiohead in the same category as Jay-Z pretty soon.

They’re not just businessmen; they’re A BUSINESS man.

Despite having no record label backing them (keep in mind with their fanbase’s support, they don’t need one) they continue to find ways to promote & make money off of their latest album In Rainbows. Read the rest of this entry »

Words By Jada G.

Radiohead is the greatest rock band on earth.

Try to convince any fan differently and you’ll find it impossible.

I fell in love with England’s five-man band in high school. Like most of us, it was an era in my life that was filled with awkwardness, curiosity, and a need for self-expression. No one could sum up the angst and uncertainty of my fifteen year old existence like Thom Yorke. Radiohead is the music of intellectuals, and there’s an air of elitism that rests in the heart of us Radioheads. And yet again, they’ve made us proud. At the pinnacle of artistic praise and critical claim, they’ve made an attempt to revolutionize the business.

Radiohead released their latest album In Rainbows, on their official site, inrainbows.com. Its cost is up to each listener ­- if they even decide to pay for it at all. Whether you pay five cents or fifteen dollars, it’s clear upon listening that Read the rest of this entry »