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Radiohead share video for previously unreleased song “Man of War” — watch

One of three rarities taken from the upcoming 20th anniversary reissue of OK Computer

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photo by Tom Sheehan

    Photo by Tom Sheehan

    On June 23rd, Radiohead will reveal OKNOTOK, a special 20th anniversary reissue of their classic album OK Computer. In addition to the LP’s original tracks, there are eight B-sides and three (!) previously unreleased songs pulled from the vault. Fans have already had a peek at one of them, “I Promise”; now, a second has surfaced in “Man of War”.

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    Guided by taut guitars and Thom Yorke’s sobering howl, it’s a tense and brooding number. According to setlists, Radiohead have performed the track live only sparingly — about 17 times in 1995 and then once in 2002.

    Check it out below via its accompanying music video, directed by Colin Read. The eerie clip is about a man who is being followed day and night as he walks through a city.

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    Recently, Radiohead sat down with Rolling Stone for an extensive story documenting the making of OK Computer.

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