The Eraser is the debut solo album by the English musician Thom Yorke, released on 10 July 2006 through XL Recordings. It was produced by Nigel Godrich, the longtime producer for Yorke's band Radiohead. The Eraser comprises electronic …

2006年7月10日 · The Eraser Lyrics: Please excuse me, but I got to ask / Are you only being nice because you want something? / My fairy-tale Arab princess / Be careful how you respond / 'Cause you might end up in

2006年7月10日 · Recorded during Radiohead’s hiatus after the release and subsequent tour of the Hail To The Thief LP, The Eraser was Thom Yorke’s debut into the solo arena. Produced by Thom’s friend and...

The Eraser is a solo album by Radiohead frontman Thom Yorke. It was produced by Nigel Godrich and comprises of 9 songs written and played by Yorke. The album art was created by Stanley Donwood, who has worked with Radiohead since 1994.

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2006年7月10日 · Let's start with the good stuff: Opener "The Eraser" rests on a hiccuping piano sample, a bubblebath of bloops and some gently insistent vocal acrobatics. "The more you try to erase me/ The more...

2006年7月10日 · On his excellent surprise solo album, The Eraser, he creeps himself out constantly, muttering about heartbreak amid waves of electronic keyboards. He doesn’t have the rest of Radiohead to buoy...

The Eraser - Album by Thom Yorke - Apple Music. This solo release from Radiohead singer Thom Yorke finds him temporarily stepping away from his band, but without venturing too far off stylistically, as if he stole away with his laptop but stayed within earshot of rehearsal.

Thom Yorke's solo album comes from the sort of musical territory that spawned Radiohead's more experimental offerings, its nine songs stalked by moody synthesiser pads and bristling with itchy electro drum programmes, ticking away like time rusting up.

2006年7月10日 · Thom Yorke lamenting in falsetto about climate change, powerlessness, and the murdering of whistleblowers over light intellectual techno with sparse piano and guitar/bass cameos. Media is solid and sounds good, but what makes this the definitive version to-date is the effort put into embossing the spectacular art on the matte outer and the ...