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THE ARTIST BEHIND RADIOHEAD'S VISUAL WORLD
Ever wonder how Radiohead found the exact visual vibe that defined an era? Long before they were experimental music gods, they were kinda stuck in a branding dilemma of sorts. In 1993, "Creep" was a massive hit, but it left the band boxed into typical grunge comparisons and saddled with uninspired promo art. Desperate for a visual reset, frontman Thom Yorke hit up his college art school buddy, Stanley Donwood. That single call sparked a legendary 30-year creative partnership
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