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I'm Brian Hyatt. This is Rolling Stone Music Now. One of my favorite albums of the year so far

is a collaboration between the veteran

electronic producer Mark Pritchard and Tom York of Radiohead. It's called Tall Tales and it's

a sort of Praguetronic journey full of freaky soundscapes and really strong songwriting. They also teamed

up with an artist named Jonathan Zawada to create what they call a visual world for the whole album.

You can watch the whole thing as a film on YouTube.

Now, Radiohead haven't released an album since 2016, but there's been a lot of great music

from its members in the intervening years.

There have already been three great albums with The Smile, which is York's band with

Radiohead guitarist Johnny Greenwood and jazz drummer Tom Skinner.

And since 2020, York and Pritchard have been quietly working on this project all remotely.

I recently sat down with Pritchard to go deep inside the creative process of a really unique album. You did Beautiful People, which is a great song.

How did the two of you first cross paths?

The first thing that happened was being asked to do some remixes. Right. And then I think it was

2014-15-ish. Radiohead came to play Sydney, Australia. And at the time, a friend of mine

became their second drummer. Clive Deamer, who drummed with Ronnie Seize and Portishead and Robert Plant, various

sort of people, I'd worked with him years ago and kind of kept in contact with him and he said,

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