February 26, 2010
Thom Yorke news comes in twos this week. After Thursday's mystery band-naming and tour announcement, Yorke played a solo show in Cambridge, at which he introduced three new songs. He seemed in good spirits, and dedicated the surprisingly soulful, accessible songs to "the open-minded."
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