When listening to music, many people think of something. I've survived the exam with this song, this is the song that was in the album I borrowed from him, and music is that kind of thing.

Detroit chef Kyle Hanley thought that the fusion of “food” with music, which has a strong connection with emotions, would make the experience even more memorable. He will be hosting a one-night event, " A Night With Kid A, " which offers course meals inspired by the album "Kid A" by the world's legendary British rock band Radiohead. The US media Huffington Post reports.


In the course, dishes made in the image of each song recorded in the album "Kid A" are prepared. For example, the first song "Everything in its Right Place" has "scallops with yuzu jelly and fried noodles", and the second song "Kid A" has "black caprese (salad)". Of course, while the dishes are being served, the songs that are the "source" of each dish are played.

Also, the wines and cocktails that accompany the meal were selected not for the meal, but for the album songs. The menu list is available on the official Facebook event page.


According to the media, he was studying music before becoming a chef. He talks about the fusion of music and food like this.

"Whenever I listen to music, I always feel the" texture and color "of the song, so the fusion of music and food is natural to me, especially Radiohead."

It's an abstract expression, but I feel like I can understand it. When I first heard it, I was shocked, but gradually I was drowning in their world view and addictive and mysterious charm.

The Radiohead pickled event is by appointment only and will be held at The Elizabeth Theater in Detroit only overnight on February 19th. It's going to be an unforgettable night for the lucky attendees who got the tickets.