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A Detroit chef has decided to combine his love of food with his passion for Radiohead, by creating a 10-course meal inspired entirely by the band's Kid A album.
The meal takes place on Wednesday 19 Feburary, and matches a dish to each song from the album. The opening track 'Everything In Its Right Place' has been paired with a meal of scallops, yuzu fluid gel, fried cellophane noodles, lemongrass punzu and chilli oil... which is a bit of an obvious choice, but at least he's trying.
Listen to 'Everything In Its Right Place' below
The event will be hosted at Detroit's Elizabeth Theatre, and advance tickets are being sold for $125 a head.
Kyle Hanley, the chef hosting the Kid A meal, told The Huffington Post that he hears "textures and colours" in music. "Especially Radiohead," he added, "they are very textural. They are a very visceral band." And apparently a very edible band.
Hanley has also said that if the event is a success, he and his business partner might consider turning the event into a monthly series inspired by a different album each month. Might we suggest "Ultimate Spinach" night?
