Interpreting Radiohead with Useless Cassette Tape

April 10, 2014 Alan Cross 0 Comments 0 min read

Motoko Ishii is a design student who took miles of old cassette tape and created a visual representation of a heartbreaking Radiohead song called “Last Flowers” from the In Rainbows album. Take a look at what he did while listening to the song.

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