Burn

The band, who had been meticulously deleting content from their social media sites over the last few days, have now returned with a full video on YouTube called Burn The Witch. Radiohead are no strangers to doing things a little differently - in 2007 ...

The sweeping new track is matched by a cartoon music video depicting a town-wide gathering to witness the burning of a witch - we presume anyway. They've also replaced the blank space on their facebook page with abstract imagery of zombies? People?

Combining the animation style of Camberwick Green, the children's programme created in 1966 by puppeteer Gordon Murray and animators John Hardwick and Bob Bura, with a decidedly sinister edge, Burn the Witch is a dark, folkoric tale just in time for ...

After appearing to have purged the internet of its entire existence on Sunday, Radiohead has been spending Tuesday slowly re-establishing its social media presence, which has now culminated in the release of the song “Burn the Witch” — along with an ...

After teasing the composition in cryptic, threatening flyers and a series of Instagram videos, Radiohead has released a new song, “Burn The Witch.” It did so accompanied by a music video, which seems determined to finish the work Starburns Industries ...

The stop animation video in the style of 1960's children's show Trumpton was posted to YouTube on Tuesday afternoon causing fans on Twitter to go into a frenzy. While it might be inspired by the classic children's show, there's nothing kid-friendly ...