Radiohead – “Burn the Witch” Video

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Radiohead’s new video for “Burn the Witch” can be found on YouTube or by hitting read more. The new single will hit all digital outlets tonight.

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Video was... strange. Love the song though. Sounds like something much before In Rainbows which is welcomed.

 

That's a creepy ass video. I like the song though.

 

Oh yes. Terrific song.

 

Jeepers that was a cool song. Love the strings being worked in with the electronics. Kind of reminded me of Olafur Arnalds.

 

Really great song and cool video. I can't believe how many artists I love are releasing albums this year haha it feels like almost everyone.

 

The ending is uncomfortably good.

 

This is on Apple Music already.

 

this song is so fucking good

 

I wonder if Apple Music uploaded it mid day just bc these guys are so big... Like if a small band does it, I understand waiting until midnight but with radiohead it probably makes sense to get it up as soon as possible

 

So, basically a claymation remake of The Wicker Man?

Like the song, though! Never really listened to Radiohead but maybe I should finally get around to it...

 

Amazing.

 

Love the video but the songs terrible

 

I loved the song and the video! I echo the thoughts about being glad to hear something that sounds like pre-In Rainbows Radiohead.

 

Any particular reason why?

I generally enjoy Radiohead and liked this song, but I'm not sure why I am not as immediately interested in it as I've been in their other recent work, particularly King of Limbs.

 

This was delightfully creepy.

 

Love this song

Great video too

 

Song is amazing. I'm excited to finally be a part of a new Radiohead album

 

Try starting with In Rainbows. It's a really good and accessible album from start to finish.

 

I'd start with The Bends and move forward. It's by far their most accessible album, with the most radio singles, while still being a near perfect record. Then just work your way forward through the discography.