Thom Yorke
Artist · Musician · Other
Articles & interviews
- The death of Sora, and why you shouldn't build your studio on borrowed sand
Creative Boom’s Tom May reports on OpenAI’s sudden shutdown of its AI video app Sora, which had quickly become popular among creatives. The article warns designers and studios about the risks of relying too heavily on third-party AI tools that can vanish overnight. It also touches on evolving UK government policy around AI and copyright, urging creatives to maintain control over their own processes.
- Pritchard and Yorke's Debut Album Unveils Surreal Visual World
Australian artist Jonathan Zawada created the visual world for Mark Pritchard and Thom Yorke’s debut album Tall Tales, culminating in a surreal feature-length film. The project, developed over five years, explores themes of disorientation, technology, and human progress through psychedelic 3D landscapes and found footage. The article delves into Zawada’s conceptual process, influences, and collaboration with the musicians and Warp Records.
- Colin Greenwood Releases Photo Book on Radiohead's Journey
Colin Greenwood, bassist of Radiohead, releases his first photobook titled 'How to Disappear', chronicling decades of life with the band through intimate black-and-white film photography. The book captures both quiet studio moments and large-scale performances, offering a personal visual diary of the band’s creative journey. Edited by Nicholas Pearson and supported by curator Charlotte Cotton, the project reflects Greenwood’s long-standing passion for photography.