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Consumerism, Radio Head: Pop is dead?
Mark Beard - Tuesday, June 08, 2010
It has been recently reported that Radiohead’s frontman Thom Yorke claims “pop is dead”
Being interviewed for the 'The Rax Active Citizenship Toolkit' Yorke reportedly said: "It will be only a matter of time - months rather than years - before the music business establishment completely folds"
The loss of the maintstream industry would be "no great loss to the world"
Plus telling musicians not to "tie themselves to the sinking ship".
Links reporting on Thom Yorkes comments
http://www.contactmusic.com/news.nsf/story/thom-yorke-says-pop-is-dead_1145687http://www.musicrooms.net/alternative/8700-Thom-Yorke-Predicts-The-Death-The-Music-Industry.html
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