Sam: I know it’s good and that’s not just because people are telling me it’s good. Thom, you’re not young anymore and beige is not your colour. But, honestly, I feel as though the real talking point here should be Thom Yorke’s appearance in this video – basically, if Kanye West were to become Gollum’s stylist. The video is so intriguing as well, vintage Paul Thomas Anderson. James: In case you were/are wondering, this is definitely the best song from Radiohead’s new album – it conjures profound imagery, and painfully familiar emotions, recalling loneliness particularly, for me. It’s hard to knock or bad mouth this record, with Radio Silence shining as one of the records best. Harrison: Can we just acknowledge how crazy this weekend was, even before knowing the release of ‘The Colour In Anything’ was coming. It’s so finely and beautifully textured that it’s hard not to constantly marvel at its soundscape. While the whole album is excellent, it doesn’t get much better than this expanding, swelling opus. This is Blake embracing his role as a songwriter and singer rather than a producer and it’s paid off in a huge way.
Sam: I found the first two songs we heard off The Colour In Anything quite difficult to latch onto to be honest but now in the context of the album they make sense.
I gave the album a 10, breaking my golden rule, so I’d be a hypocrite not to break another now and give this diamond of a track the perfect five. James: I think I said, quite comprehensively, all that I could possibly say about this track (and the album from which it has been taken) in my extensive review.
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