We've already remarked that Thom Yorke's son Noah Yorke is a musician whose work bears some distinct similarities to his dad's band. That's certainly true of his new single, "Return Again (If I Wait)," which is very pretty and In Rainbows-esque.
The song begins with closely interlocking arpeggios (arpeggi, if you will), turning into an acoustic rocker that goes full "Weird Fishes" a minute in, as the arrangement expands with reverb and layers of guitar.
Yorke's falsetto moan really drives home the unmistakable comparisons to you-know-who. As the arrangement takes on a more straightforward surge at points during the second half of the song, the jigsaw really falls into place.
Hear "Return Again (If I Wait)" below. The song comes from Yorke's upcoming EP, Cerebral Key, on sly-tone Records. The EP's title track came out back in August.
The song begins with closely interlocking arpeggios (arpeggi, if you will), turning into an acoustic rocker that goes full "Weird Fishes" a minute in, as the arrangement expands with reverb and layers of guitar.
Yorke's falsetto moan really drives home the unmistakable comparisons to you-know-who. As the arrangement takes on a more straightforward surge at points during the second half of the song, the jigsaw really falls into place.
Hear "Return Again (If I Wait)" below. The song comes from Yorke's upcoming EP, Cerebral Key, on sly-tone Records. The EP's title track came out back in August.
