O’Brien, now 58, shared that his 30 years of keeping busy by making and touring nine albums with Radiohead and his role as a husband and father helped him to “defer” and “basically keep the ghosts at bay”.
“Then that second lockdown hit, the ghosts tapped me on the shoulder and said, ‘It’s time to process this, it’s time to acknowledge this stuff’,” he said. “When you feel it, then you can process it. It’s Dante’s Inferno. Midway through life, I lost myself in the woods.”
“Then that second lockdown hit, the ghosts tapped me on the shoulder and said, ‘It’s time to process this, it’s time to acknowledge this stuff’,” he said. “When you feel it, then you can process it. It’s Dante’s Inferno. Midway through life, I lost myself in the woods.”