The Hold Steady's guitarist Tad Kubler has slammed Radiohead's revoluntionary pay what you want plan for their last album 'In Rainbows'.
The guitar player also criticised the band's experimental musical approach.
"I think they've lost the plot," he said. "What are they doing? Where are they going? What's happening? I don't aim it whatever more. They lost me.
"I quiet appreciate what they're doing, or what they're trying to do. But I think they're trying to a fault hard non to be Radiohead. That seems a little laughable to me."
"I like them as a rock dance orchestra, all the buttons and sequencing and stuff like that I don't truly care for. I'm a fan of rock music and what they're doing now I don't think is very good."
Kubler as well said Muse "don't do it for me" simply he praised Oasis.
He told BBC 6 Music: "I love Oasis. I erotic love them. I think that what they do is earnest. I think it's honest."
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