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Thaddeus X has shared an unofficial edit of Radiohead’s ‘Karma Police’, revisiting the 1997 classic through a club-focused approach shaped by UK influences.
Built around broken rhythms and a more dancefloor driven structure, the reinterpretation carries the emotional weight of the original into a different setting. The release includes two interpretations: one version that keeps a large part of the vocals, and a dub version centered on groove and atmosphere.
“Radiohead has always been an inevitable reference for me. This is not about replacing anything, but about moving that emotion somewhere else, a small tribute to those who have given me so much,” says Thaddeus X.
Originally featured on Radiohead’s landmark album ‘OK Computer’, ‘Karma Police’ remains one of the band’s most recognized songs. With this new edit, Thaddeus X offers a respectful reading that keeps its emotional core intact while opening it to a late-night club context.
Listen to Thaddeus X’s unofficial edit of ‘Karma Police’ below.
