Chorus.fm — Radiohead have premiered their collaboration with Hans Zimmer, “Ocean (Bloom).” To hear the version without narration, you can skip to the 51:22 mark on this stream. Here is the BBC’s Blue Planet II prequel accompanied by the new track (ocean) ... more info

Stereogum — A couple of months ago, we reported that Radiohead and the famous film composer Hans Zimmer were working on a new version of "Bloom," the opening track from their album The King Of Limbs, with new vocals recorded by Thom Yorke. The original track was... more info

The Quietus — Radiohead have recorded a new version of their The King of Limbs album track 'Bloom' with Hans Zimmer more info

The Quietus — Composer Jóhann Jóhannsson previously tapped up to work on the new Blade Runner's soundtrack has now been replaced by Hans Zimmer and Benjamin Wallfisch more info

Chorus.fm — Radiohead and Hans Zimmer have teamed up on a reworked version of “Bloom.” The song will be known as “(Ocean) Bloom)” and be featured on an upcoming episode of the BBC nature series Blue Planet II: “Bloom was inspired by the original Blue P... more info

Stereogum — Radiohead's The King Of Limbs opener "Bloom" is already a grand and sweeping piece of work, a song that builds high drama out of jittery rhythms and flickering blips and a measured dose of symphonic strings. It's about to get a lot more orchestral th... more info

We All Want Someone To Shout For — Whether you realize it or not, legendary composer Hans Zimmer is responsible for the music of some of your favorite films. Whether it’s The Dark Knight Trilogy, The Lion King, Gladiator or the just recently released Dunkirk (which I reviewed over a... more info

Chicago Sun-Times, IL — His film scores include "Dunkirk," "Gladiator," "Pirates of the Caribbean," the Oscar-winning "The Lion King," and "The Dark Knight" trilogy. more info

Stereogum — If you looked at Dunkirk as an extended video for Hans Zimmer's score, then it would probably be the best long-form music video ever made. That would admittedly be a pretty dumb way to think about what's probably the best war movie since Saving Priva... more info

New York Post — For the past 30 years, Hollywood’s go-to guy for sweeping score music has been Hans Zimmer. Just ask Christopher Nolan, who has used the 59-year-old composer for his past five pictures, including his new World War II movie “Dunkirk.” Zimmer is ... more info