Radiohead Burn The Witch

Radiohead is a rock band that was founded in oxford shire, the band consisted of thom Yorke, Jonny Greenwood, Ed O'Brien, Colin Greenwood and Philip Selway. they were an old band that was formed in 1985 and since then they have released a number of songs including creep and burn the witch. they were the biggest cult band and have sold around 30 million albums, they clearly have talent and have expressed this via their albums one being a moon shaped pool. an indie theme for their songs could be said however so can many other genres

a moon shaped pool is one of the newest albums released by radiohead in may 2016 and it featured songs like burn the witch, daydreaming and decks the dark and it it was nominated for the best alternative music album showing the popularity of the album.

Chris Hopewell was the director of many of radioheads music videos including burn the witch. he was nominated for the award for best motion picture with maria in the 2012 Catalonian international film festival. he worked with the video of burn the witch which was released in 2016

and it made an impact straight away with a different and unusual music video and music to go along burn the witch made a impact enough to be nominated for best rock song at the grammys and the nme award for best music video and this is right due to the creativity of the video and credits can go to director Chris Hopewell. some will say that it has an indie theme or an alternate theme and clearly the song shows this.

probably one of the most weird and disturbing endings to a film ever belongs to the wicker man which was released in 1973 and has the ending of a man trapped in a large man made of sticks and being burned to death. it is weird however it has lots of great views and reviews because of this. it is labelled as a horror which is not surprising.

Gordon Murray created the fictional county of trumptonshire where the trumptonshire triology of trumpton, camberwick green and chigley are located. some of the most famous old kids TV shows created. these three places are designed to be placed at the corners of an equilateral triangle around 1 and a half miles from each other. Trumptonshire was used as a hypothetical constituency by the BBC Radio 4 programme More or Less to explain how polling and voting could play out during the 2015 UK general election.
The music video for Radiohead's "Burn the Witch" single pays homage to the Trumptonshire Trilogy.








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