Yorke Admits Regret Over 'High And Dry' During Rolling Stone Interview With Styles
Thom Yorke told Harry Styles he wishes he had not written Radiohead's 1995 single 'High And Dry,' describing it as a conventional acoustic guitar song that does not align with his current artistic preferences. This admission emerged during a 'Musicians On Musicians' interview for Rolling Stone, where the two artists discussed their creative processes and the psychological impact of fame. Yorke expressed discomfort with traditional singer-songwriter formats, preferring electronic, film, and folk music, while Styles noted that Radiohead's 2025 live performances inspired his new album. The conversation also touched on Yorke's struggles with self-confidence following recent tours and his ongoing work on a new solo record.
