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Radiohead Official Poster Print - Xendless Xurbia, from 2006. Not a reprint or bootleg. The name Xendless Xurbia is thought to come from "Endless Suburbia", an idea that the band toyed with during the In Rainbows era, seemingly representing the oblivious sheep-like nature of the general population, and the loss of individuality. This idea can be seen in some of the artwork that Stanley Donwood produced for In Rainbows Disk 2, featuring rows upon rows of identical houses in black and white. The symbol of the houses is similar to the idea behind Down Is the New Up, with the down arrow drawn inside the up arrow to make up a crude house."Xendless_Xurbia"W.A.S.T.E. 2006, Printed on recycled paper29.75" 19.75"***measurements are approximate******Feel free to message me with any questions you might have, I'm happy to help***
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