Radiohead – Paranoid Android: YouTube Artists Mix
A brilliant video mashup, made by mixing together 35 YouTube covers of Radiohead’s Paranoid Android. Link to the video. [via Metafilter]
Stop-Motion Art Film Featuring Radiohead’s ‘Feral’ Track
Artist Corey Hall’s abstract interpretation of Radiohead’s ‘Feral’ track, from the band’s latest album. The short film was compiled using 1405 still images. Link to the video to Youtube. Previously:…
Radiohead’s Creep – Animated Music Video
It’s hard to believe, but its been close to 20 years since “Creep” was unleashed on an unsuspecting world. The song still speaks to me in ways that the others…
Homeless Guy Sings Creep
Watch ''Homeless Mustard" belt out his own angsty rendition of Radiohead's "Creep" on The Opie & Antony Show. Edit: NSFW lyrics.
Radiohead – Reckoner – Animated Music Video by Clement Picon
Clement Picon’s surreal music video for Radiohead’s ‘Reckoner’ was one of the 4 award winning entries in the In Rainbows Contest on Aniboom. The videos were selected from over 200…
Kermit Sings Radiohead’s Creep
One more cover this time. After singing a cover of Nine Inch Nails ‘Hurt’, Kermit is back with a “muppetified” cover of Radiohead's ‘Creep’, which just happens to be one…
Beautiful Fan Made Video For Radiohead’s Nude Track
Watch a fabulous, unofficial video for Radiohead’s “Nude” track by Stefan Ringelschwandtner, a visual artist based in Germany.
Nude Track By Radiohead Played With Obsolete Gadgets
In response to Radiohead’s online contest to remix the ‘Nude’ track, James Houston rigged together some outdated and obsolete computer devices and peripherals to recreate the song, and a brilliant music video.
He used a Sinclair ZX Spectrum (which I owned, and spent frustratingly long hours loading and playing the 8-bit Batman game with) for rhythm and lead guitars, an Epson LX-81 Dot Matrix Printer for drums, an HP Scanner for bass guitar, and old and dying hard drives were used as speakers to reproduce the vocals.
Animated Music Video for Radiohead’s – Weird Fishes/Arpeggi Track
Robert Hodgin originally intended his music video to be an entry for Radiohead’s Animated Music Video Contest on Aniboom. The song in the video is Weird Fishes/Arpeggi from the controversial In Rainbows music album.
He created the video with Processing, an open source programming language and environment.
Radiohead – All I Need – Music Video
Part music video, part awareness commercial, the video for Radiohead‘s single ‘All I Need‘ seeks to raise awareness about child trafficking – a wretched manmade cancer which has reached endemic proportions in poorer countries.