Radiohead’s Thom Yorke strips down to his black swimming shorts to enjoy a dip in the warm ocean while holidaying in Miami
Radiohead’s Thom Yorke appeared in good spirits as he went for a dip in the warm waters off the coast of Miami, Florida this week.
The musician, 54, stripped down to a pair of black swimming shorts before heading into the clear ocean while enjoying some time in the Sunshine State.
British star Thom kept the strong sun off his head by wearing a brown baseball cap with the words ‘Early 90’s’ emblazoned across it.
He shielded his eyes behind a pair of dark sunglasses as he enjoyed the hot summer weather.
Thom could be seen paddling in the water before emerging and making his way across the golden sand of the beach.
Fun in the sun: Radiohead’s Thom Yorke, 54, appeared in good spirits as he went for a dip in the warm waters off the coast of Miami, Florida this week
In for a dip: The musician stripped down to a pair of black swimming shorts before heading into the clear ocean while enjoying some time in the Sunshine State
After his dip, he donned a grey and black vest top and carried a black bag as he made his way off to enjoy the rest of his day.
It comes after Radiohead album OK Computer was recreated in full just using sounds from Nintendo 64 games.
YouTuber on4word has reimagined the entirety of the band’s 1997 album with sounds from some classic games from the iconic video game console.
The ambitious project includes sounds from games like The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask, The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, Golden Eye 007, Super Mario 64 and Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards.
In the accompanying YouTube video, the creator included the reimagined LP – which is titled OK Nintendo 64 – along with visuals from the games in question.
Super Mario 64 was used to give fresh takes on Airbag, Subterranean Homesick Alien and Fitter Happier, while Mario Kart 64 sounds were used on Paranoid Android.
Exit Music (For A Film) was remade with the help of Banjo Kazooie, while Goldeneye 007 lent itself to Climbing Up The Walls and Karma Police was remade with sounds from Star Fox 64.
When it comes to The Legend of Zelda, Let Down and Electioneering were recreated with Majora’s Mask and Ocarina of Time.
On holiday: After his dip, he donned a grey and black vest top and carried a black bag as he made his way off to enjoy the rest of his day
Meanwhile, Radiohead fans are still waiting for their first new album since 2016’s A Moon Shaped Pool, and drummer Philip Selway previously revealed the band has a ‘collective desire’ to make new music.
The sticksman insists he and his bandmates – Thom, brothers Jonny and Colin Greenwood, and Ed O’Brien – all want to work together again in the future, ‘for the right reasons’, but have no immediate plans while they are busy with other projects.
He told Under the Radar: ‘There is still that collective desire to make music again together, in one way or another.
‘But at the moment, we’re just finding the right context for that and the right projects. But it’s not going to be within the next year, probably. But it will happen because we want to and when you want to you’re doing it for the right reasons.’
Music legends: Thom is the frontman of British band Radiohead (L-R Jonny Greenwood, Phil Selway, Thom, Ed O’Brien, Colin Greenwood) (pictured in 1993)
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