Uncut — OKNOTOK is due in June OKNOTOK is due in June The post Radiohead announce remastered OK Computer, B-Sides and unreleased tracks appeared first on Uncut. more info

Stereogum — Radiohead teased some sort of OK Computer 20th anniversary dealio yesterday, and now we know what it is: The band will release a box set called OKNOTOK 1997-2017. The reissue includes the original 12-track album plus three unreleased tracks and eight... more info

The Quietus — This year marks 20 years since the release of the album more info

The Quietus — Video has sparked speculation about upcoming anniversary celebrations more info

KEXP Seattle — It definitely seems like Radiohead have something in plan for the 20th anniversary of their critically-acclaimed album OK Computer. Last week, rumors started bubbling when mysterious posters appeared across the world. Today, they band have tweeted a ... more info

Chorus.fm — Radiohead have posted a teaser video full of OK Computer lyrics. The online speculation is that this is for some kind of 20-year anniversary celebration for the album. pic.twitter.com/dsmAGh6bkm — Radiohead (@radiohead) May 1, 2017 more info

Stereogum — Radiohead's masterpiece OK Computer turns 20 years old this June, and some mysterious posters around the world have hinted that the band is planning to honor that anniversary in some way. This morning, the band's social media accounts egged on that s... more info

Sweeping The Nation — Cool Britannia! Backing Britain! Noel at No.10 with Tony! (There's a reason why we're posting this on 1st May 2017, obviously) Yeah, 1997 was the year that all kind of evaporated and Be Here Now was key in making it that way, alongside the ol... more info

PopSugar UK — Radiohead's "Creep" is one of those essential "Wow, life sucks" songs and will forever be at the top of our Bad Day playlist. But if you thought the original version was depressing enough to play at a funeral, wait until you hear this new cover by 3... more info

KEXP Seattle — Not sure of any Seattle sightings, but mysterious posters have been popping up in cities like London, Amsterdam, and Brooklyn. Bearing statements like “Worse Politicians/More Fear” and “More Public Fear/More Private Security,” the words echo ... more info