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"Celebrating the release of King of Limbs in analog style, Radiohead has published its own newspaper, called The Universal Sigh.\nThe newspaper is being distributed free in locations across the world Monday, and it features short stories, poetry and art. For those of you looking for a digital copy, the New Zealand music magazine Rip It Up has posted a PDF of it (the site currently seems to be overloaded with traffic, though).\nAs for the music, you can hear the album on Slate Monday (and it's also available for streaming from Rolling Stone). Fans have been able to download the album since February and hear the entire album  via YouTube. It is available on CD and vinyl this week.\nThen there's also what the band calls its \u201Cnewspaper album\u201D: two 10-inch vinyl records and a digital download, plus a newspaper (not The Universal Sigh) and \u201Ca full-color piece of oxo-degradeable plastic to hold it all together.\" That version, which is selling for  $48 to $53 (for the MP3 and WAV versions, respectively), starts shipping May 9.\nThe album has received mixed reviews, with some critics labeling it a disappointment. Pitchfork, which named the band\u2019s OK Computer and Kid A the best albums of the '90s and '00s, respectively, gave  King of Limbs a 7.9 out of 10 rating. BBC Comedy released a video depicting a support group for hardcore fans who were disappointed by the newest album. And the band\u2019s video for Lotus Flower has been lampooned on YouTube."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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