If you’re anything like me, you’re feeling a little slighted by Radiohead‘s latest release The King of Limbs—a brilliant composition it is, but we can’t deny its brevity. We’ve theorized about there being a part two, and came to the realisation that what we received in the form of The King of Limbs, was indeed it. But as we know, Thom Yorke doesn’t stop there. Always venturing into the world of electronica and dubstep, Thom has joined forces with two UK producers Four Tet and dubstep beast Burial on a two-track 12-inch release. Unleashing it first on Four Tet‘s joint radio session with Floating Points on Rinse FM, Tuesday night, March 15, below are the rips from the session. Check them out! Love them both.

“Ego”

“Mirror”

We often forget that Thom Yorke, lead singer of Radiohead, is a musician first, then a singer/songwriter second, primarily because of his outstanding songwriting skills and heartfelt delivery. Each member of Radiohead have their roles carved out, so after hearing about Thom Yorke’s rare solo performance at the Latitude Festival in England on Sunday, July 19th, fans had to take note.  Playing both the guitar and piano in a 12-song set, teasing the audience with new Radiohead music and previously unreleased song, “Present Tense,” Radiohead fans were happy to have made the effort to attend the show. Thom’s performance at the Latitude Festival, was scheduled at noon. He humored the loud cheering audience with, “Shhh, people are still sleeping,” and joked after performing “Present Tense,” that the song would end up on YouTube (he wasn’t wrong!). Check out the footage, in care of Prefix Mag.