Radiohead have scored their first 'hit' on America's Billboard Hot 100 chart in 17 years, with a single released 28 years ago.
Although Thom Yorke's band have scored no fewer than seven Top 10 singles in the UK, they've never even had a Top 30 single in the US, their highest-charting song on the Billboard Hot 100, Creep, peaking at number 34 back in 1993.
In fact, until this week, the quintet had managed to break into the Hot 100 chart on only two further occasions, with High And Dry (from 1995's The Bends) reaching number 78 in 1996, and Nude (from 2007's In Rainbows) reaching the giddy heights of number 37 in 2008.
