News · 14 May 2004

Laser Radiohead opens a New Jersey planetarium

first posted on Treefingers by Miro · rewritten for the archive 24 September 2026

Rowan University in New Jersey opens its new $940,000 planetarium to the public next week. One of the first shows is Laser Radiohead, 50 minutes of coloured lasers that turn the band's music into animation and images.

thanks to Climbing Up The Walls

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also in May 2004

Jonny Greenwood's “Paranoid Android” solo comes 34th in Guitar World's top 100

Radiohead headline Coachella after a day of rumours they had pulled out

Christopher O'Riley takes his Radiohead piano to Philadelphia

Colin Greenwood says Thom Yorke has started on a solo album

Danish TV's DR2 airs a Radiohead special from Montreux

Thom Yorke on the covers of rockin'on and Crossbeat in Japan

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