Why Artists Try So Hard To Recreate Successful Songs, According to Thom Yorke: ‘It’s Like a Form of Madness’
When Radiohead made it big with “Creep” in 1993, there was a push to recreate that success. Their label had them touring extensively to capitalize on the song’s popularity, but that ultimately soured the band on the whole experience. They almost became a one-hit wonder because of it, too burnt out and paranoid about making a successful follow-up. So it makes sense that Thom Yorke has gone on to become […]