Radiohead's Philip Selway Finds Working Outside The Band Healthy
. He released second solo album Weatherhouse last year and he's currently touring it in the US. Selway tells the Boston Globe: "Playing in Radiohead, one of our our real strengths was always playing exclusively with each other. We learned to play our instruments in the context of the band. But I think it's healthy to get out and play with other musicians. It brings out different aspects of my musicality." He adds: "My involvement in the Radiohead songwriting process is as the drummer. But working on my own material I'm central to the whole process - I expand my songwriting outside a drumming mindset." Read more here. Prog Magazine is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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