RADIOHEAD Xendless_Xurbia Poster 252

There is no band that makes paranoia feel this cinematic. Radiohead spent the back half of their career building a dark aesthetic out of fractured electronics, Thom Yorke's falsetto, and artwork that looks like it was recovered from a hard drive that had seen things.

This poster leans into that world, unsettling, gridded, the kind of thing that rewards a long stare. It sits comfortably in the same visual universe as Stanley Donwood's work with the band, bleak and compelling in equal measure. If your walls currently have nothing on them, this is a better problem to have.

Maxi poster, 60cm wide x 90cm tall. Available framed on request, mounted on MDF in a black matt wooden frame.