Atoms For Peace share band rehearsal video clips

06/06/2013
by Norman Fleischer

Atoms For Peace - Rehearsal Ever wondered how Thom Yorke, Nigel Godrich and the rest of the live line-up from ATOMS FOR PEACE prepare for their upcoming tour? Here’s your lucky day since the group posted a few clips showing them rehearsing the songs from this year’s debut album Amok as well as some other classics. This summer the supergroup will play various live shows and festivals like the EXIT in Serbia. Looks like we can expect quite a happening from ATOMS FOR PEACE. If you want to experience Yorke going crazy while playing – check a few clips right here, watch the rest on the band’s YouTube channel.

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