Paranoid Android by Brad Mehldau
originally by Radiohead 
(posted by liezlwashere) 

“Fake Plastic Trees” by Stumbleine 

Originally by Radiohead

(via perfectmidnightworld)

“Subterranean Homesick Alien” by School of Seven Bells

Originally by Radiohead

For the 15th anniversary of the release of the groundbreaking album, OK Computer, German magazine Musik Express have compiled a special tribute album by gathering artists to cover each track. The tribute features contributions from Hooray for Earth, Ada, Diagrams, Austra, School of Seven Bells, and many more. 

(via perfectmidnightworld)

Creep by Carrie Manolakos
originally by Radiohead
(h/t MJ Price)
 

Wonderwall remixed by Inspired Flight
originally by Oasis

Revolving around Ryan Adams’ cover of the classic Oasis song, “Wonderwall,” this new remix produced by Inspired Flight incorporates multiple Radiohead songs and music from Bob Marley, Postal Service, Morcheeba, Simian, and Blur. This tribute to some of Inspired Flight’s favorite artists is achingly beautiful, emotionally intense, and manipulates the songs used to create a very original piece of music.

c/o victoriajean

Paranoid Android by Weezer
originally by Radiohead 

c/o pupfresh

STREAM: The Smiths // Covered

Twenty tracks originally performed by The Smiths, covered by indie artists such as Spoon, Stars, Low, Radiohead, and many more.

For full track listing and DL links, click HERE.

“True Love Waits” solo piano performance by Christopher O’Reilly

Originally composed by Radiohead

Thinking About You by Hezekiah Jones
originally by Radiohead

No Surprises by brunetteshavemorefun
originally by Radiohead

Fake Plastic Trees by Amanda Palmer (ex Dresden Dolls, live from the Coachella House)
originally by Radiohead

Paranoid Android by Sia
originally by Radiohead
(via Punkreas.org)

I really love how this cover is stripped-down. The cello and piano instrumentation paired with Sia’s voice gives the song a different kind of haunting quality, especially when the choir comes in toward the back-end. Radiohead covers may be easy to come by, but they’re difficult to execute well—however, Sia and company do a great job. —NJ

originally by Radiohead

Click the link above to purchase this single from iTunes, as the net proceeds from its sale will go toward the Emergency Relief Fund of the international independent medical humanitarian organization Doctors Without Borders.

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*editors note: I have deleted our earlier post of this and replaced it with this link, as this track has been released for charity and while in theory you can only stream from our site, it was suggested to us that perhaps we shouldn’t post it. I agree, so here you are, a link, to a cover, for a good cause. —IndieAndyy