Radiohead - The King Of Limbs'the king of limbs' is radiohead's successor to 2007's game changing 'in rainbows'. once again it's produced by nigel godrich and the eight tracks pulse with energy and atmosphere right from the opening jittery rhythms of 'bloom'. percussive, groovy, spacious, ethereal and melodic, this is late night radiohead, a stoned, somnambulistic wander through the urban wastelands shared by such post dubstep adventurers as burial and james blake. taking the

decorations

Eschewing presets

engineered by Darrell Thorp and mixed by Mark 'Spike' Stent

to a lesser extent

Isolation Ward and more

but because the album is one of Akiko's funkiest ones

the being behind Weyes Blood

Tchenkoumé and many others - were fused to Soul and Latin music as early as the mid-1960s and later to Funk

and then worked with La Monte Young in the early 1970s) and that the effect (which gives the impression that choirs and choirs of instruments are playing) was fitting as a succession to his 100-guitar idea

and the group delivers lush performances of standards ranging from "Frosty the Snowman" to "White Christmas" as well as more contemporary material like "The Man With All the Toys" and "Blue Christmas

“Lucky and happy and maybe happier that things went slower for me

The Slow Rush was recorded between Los Angeles and Parker’s studio in his hometown of Fremantle