“Thom Yorke’s elliptical lyrical connections between automobile accidents and concepts of reincarnation (“in the neon sign / scrolling up and down / I am born again”) were inspired by J.G. Ballard’s Crash, a magazine article titled ‘An Airbag Saved My Life’ and The Tibetan Book Of The Dead. Specifically, it’s about the uneasy illusion of safety offered by modern transport.” … this comic gave me Radiohead OK Computer vibes. A bit of research into the author and the album… and the quote above stuck out to me in the context of this issue.
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“Thom Yorke’s elliptical lyrical connections between automobile accidents and concepts of reincarnation (“in the neon sign / scrolling up and down / I am born again”) were inspired by J.G. Ballard’s Crash, a magazine article titled ‘An Airbag Saved My Life’ and The Tibetan Book Of The Dead. Specifically, it’s about the uneasy illusion of safety offered by modern transport.” … this comic gave me Radiohead OK Computer vibes. A bit of research into the author and the album… and the quote above stuck out to me in the context of this issue.