Planet Telex

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Planet Telex is a song by the English rock band Radiohead, known for its atmospheric production and electronic-influenced sound on their 1995 album "The Bends."

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Planet Telex canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Radiohead song
song
album The Bends
alsoKnownAs Planet Telex (You Can Force It But It Will Not Come)
artist Radiohead
composer Radiohead
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
features atmospheric production
electronic-influenced sound
follows Prove Yourself
genre alternative rock
electronic rock
space rock
hasCriticalReception praised for atmospheric and electronic production
hasInstrumentation bass guitar
drums
electric guitar
electronics
keyboards
hasKey D minor (approximate)
hasLiveVersionOn My Iron Lung EP (live recordings context)
hasNotableFeature recorded largely under the influence of alcohol
uses drum loop from earlier recording session
hasTempo mid-tempo
hasTimeSignature 4/4
hasVocalStyle reverbed vocals
hasWriter Colin Greenwood
Ed O’Brien
Jonny Greenwood
Phil Selway
linked to: Philip Selway

Thom Yorke
includedIn 1995 album The Bends
isAssociatedWithEra mid-1990s Radiohead
isOpeningSongOnTour The Bends-era live shows
isTitleInspiredBy Apple Macintosh computer text "Planet Telex"
language English
lyricist Thom Yorke
openingTrackOf The Bends
partOf The Bends
performer Radiohead
precedes The Bends (song)
linked to: The Bends
producer John Leckie
Radiohead
recorded 1994
recordLabel Capitol Records
Parlophone
releaseDate 1995-03-13
trackNumber 1

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The Bends openingTrack Planet Telex
The Bends track Planet Telex