MoMA PS1 has released their lineup for this year's Warm Up concert series in Long Island City, and His Twitchiness Thom Yorke is closing out the season with a DJ set from his band Atoms for Peace. Or as it's known by the drunk guy in the third row who smells like Lime-a-Rita, "WOOOOO, CREEEEEEEEEEEP!" more ›

Soon the artwork of Thom Yorke, Jay-Z, and others will be looming over New York City, as the non-profit organization Word Above The Street has signed the two on to help transform water tanks in New York City. According to GalleristNY, the 12-week project will take on 300 of New York’s water towers, turning them all into public artworks. From the project's Facebook page: more ›

Last night, Thom Yorke and Jonny Greenwood of Radiohead performed a beautiful, skeletal rendition of the ethereal "Give Up The Ghost" on Late Night With Jimmy Fallon (Michael Stipe also showed up for a mute guest appearance). Watch below! more ›

The music world lit up yesterday when alternative rock Gods Radiohead released their 8th album, The King Of Limbs, a day early, having announced the album only four days prior after a three-and-a-half year gap. The band also released a music video for skittery, seductive lead single "Lotus Flower," featuring singer Thom Yorke in bowler hat, writhing like a wacky waving flailing arm inflatable tube man. His unique sense of dance is so entrancing, some have taken to imitating the video, while others made some creative edits to the video; the results are now compiled on the Dancing Thom tumblr. Here are some of our favorites: more ›

Click through for more on Thom Yorke's supergroup, Webster Hall-headlining Girls, a Rites of Spring Benefit featuring Bjork, and Columbia University's spring Bacchanal. more ›

READINGS: Sebastian Junger (co-owner of the Half King) will be reading there tonight from his latest book, A Death in Belmont. The book ties into Junger's own life eerily - back in 1963 when Junger was a small boy growing up in Belmont, Massachusetts, Bessie Goldberg was murdered down the street from his home. Following the stories of the two different men suspected of committing the crime (and one of them working at Junger's family home the very day of the murder), Junger brings his inquisitive eye to the story, and its unsolved ending. Junger is a fascinating writer and the Half King is fast becoming one of the city's best reading venues, so it should be a great night. - Krissa Corbett Cavouras more ›

- The state political party logos are pretty lame more ›

Did you catch them while they were in town? We were lucky enough to be at night one. And for those who care, these famous people were also at the shows: Ed Norton, Michael Stipe and Michael Mills. more ›

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