Atoms for Peace hide a live video in the Amok artwork

Atoms for Peace, Thom Yorke and Nigel Godrich's band, have hidden a live video of “Judge, Jury and Executioner” on their website, filmed at the Fuji Rock festival in Japan in 2010. The song is the second out from Amok, its studio recording first played on Zane Lowe's Radio 1 show on 7 January. The band also showed the album's packaging today, ten days before it is out on XL on 25 February.

According to Spin, the video sits inside Stanley Donwood's artwork for Amok, a picture of Los Angeles under a swell like a tsunami. A figure in a black cloak, a grim reaper, is rowing a small boat on the water. Clicking on him brings up Yorke on stage at Fuji Rock in a tank top and a headband.

Atoms for Peace, “Judge Jury and Executioner” live at Fuji Rock, 1 August 2010· Atoms For Peacewatch on youtube →