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"Atoms for Peace have pulled their music from Spotify. Member Nigel Godrich announced the decision on Twitter and branded the popular streaming service as &amp;quot;bad for new music&amp;quot;.  Godrich tweeted: &amp;quot;Anyway. Here&amp;#039;s one. We&amp;#039;re off of spotify.. Can&amp;#039;t do that no more man.. Small meaningless rebellion. &amp;quot;Someone gotta say something. It&amp;#039;s bad for new music..&amp;quot; Thom Yorke supported Godrich, adding that the band are &amp;quot;standing up&amp;quot; for fellow musicians by removing their work. He posted: &amp;quot;Make no mistake new artists you discover on #Spotify will no get paid. meanwhile shareholders will shortly being rolling in it. Simples (sic).&amp;quot; However, music producer Stephen Street said that it was a &amp;quot;bit rich&amp;quot; for Yorke to criticise Spotify, after Radiohead made their 2007 album In Rainbows available for free. Street posted: &amp;quot;bit rich coming from Thom Yorker (sic) that Spotify doesn&amp;#039;t work for new artists. It&amp;#039;s exactly what I said when Radiohead made their album available for free/ pay what you want a few years back.  &amp;quot;Suits superstars with 10 years of EMI investment behind them. It didn&amp;#039;t help new upcoming artists at all. Gave the wrong message that music had no value. It&amp;#039;s bitten you on the arse Thom!&amp;quot; Radiohead&amp;#039;s material is still currently available for streaming on Spotify. Watch the music video for Atoms For Peace&amp;#039;s &amp;#039;Ingenue&amp;#039; below:      "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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