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Radiohead want fans help

Radiohead want fans to submit a one-minute clip for their next music video.
The ‘No Surprises’ rockers recently released their ninth studio album, entitled ‘A Moon Shaped Pool’, and it has already seen a series of vignettes accompany it.
Now they want fans to submit their own visual contributions to the project.
Posting on their Instagram, they wrote: "Complete Radiohead’s series of Vignettes. Download the music on the link below and submit your video with the hashtag #RHVIGNETTE on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook. Radiohead will choose their favourite and post on Radiohead.com. Closing date July 30th."
The band – consisting of Thom Yorke, Jonny Greenwood, Colin Greenwood, Phil Selway and Ed O’Brien – have also released a one-minute-long string version of the album’s second single, ‘Daydreaming’, which will serve as the soundtrack for the winner of the fan-made video competition.
A number of short clips have already been directed by the likes of Richard Ayoade, Ben Wheatley and Adam Buxton.
Radiohead worked with longtime collaborator Nigel Godrich on their latest album and he admits it was "an intense experience", because his father died during recording.
He wrote on Twitter: "It’s out! Making this album was a very intense experience for me. I lost my dad in the process…Hence a large piece of my soul lives here … in a good way. I eternally thank my brothers in radiohead for all the love that went into it.. and for their support. happy listening all (sic)."

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