Radiohead

Khan puts together two CD and DVD set

Radiohead man covers Mark Mulcahy for covers album

Special reward for artistic and charity work

See All Along The Watchtower thrashed out at intimate fan club gig here

Evan Dando and co's first dates since Varshons album release

An opulent, inessential boxset, with not one note remastered

So, the fourth edition of Latitude is over and you've been home for the hot soapy shower-of-your-life after four nights camping in a field in Suffolk - here, then, is Uncut 's Ultimate Latitude Review! We've been blogging our way throughout the weekend, so catch up with all the news, gossip and photos here!

If you're just back from Henham Park - catch up with our live reviews, blogs and pics here

See here for day three's preview and full line-up

A rare-as hen’s teeth solo set from Thom Yorke kicked off proceedings on the Obelisk Stage at midday. The Radiohead frontman performed a set on guitar and grand piano, drawing on tracks from his debut solo album, 2006’s Eraser, a handful of Radiohead tracks, and some lesser-known tracks, including one new composition and a few seldom-played gems and fan favourites Yorke described as “left on the shelf”.