Everything In Its Right Place - RADIOHEAD [Metal Cover]

Описание: A violent reinterpretation of control, chaos, and catharsis.

This is a metal reinterpretation of Everything in Its Right Place — the iconic opening track from Radiohead’s “Kid A” (2000).
Originally a cold and hypnotic piece built on repetition and abstraction, this version explodes that atmosphere into pure physical intensity — distorted guitars, raw vocals, and a wave of chaos that transforms inner confusion into release.

The goal was not to cover Radiohead’s song note for note, but to translate its psychological tension into metal energy —
where the emotion turns into distortion, and the digital melancholy becomes something almost human again.

This cover keeps the core structure and emotion of the original, while pushing it into a more aggressive, visceral territory — a space between despair and liberation.

🎧 Behind the Concept

Song Originally written by Thom Yorke, Everything in Its Right Place reflected a state of confusion, alienation, and emotional overload.

In this adaptation, that same chaos is turned outward — through distortion, rhythm, and scream.

The melody stays hauntingly familiar, but it’s reborn under pressure, like a system breaking and breathing again.

The transformation aims to show that the same song can exist at opposite extremes — mechanical and emotional, fragile and brutal.

Credits & Legal Notice

Original song: Everything in Its Right Place

Written by: Thom Yorke

Performed by: Radiohead

Album: Kid A (2000), © XL Recordings / EMI Records