The alt-rock mainstays Radiohead have opened the “doors” to their online-only Radiohead Public Library. The digital library serves as an archive of the band’s catalog, complete with early musical releases and videos, artwork, merchandise, and other limited-run goodies.

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Of particular importance, the opening of the library allows fans to stream rare songs for the first time. This includes the 1992 EP Drill, “I Want None of This” off Help!: A Day in the Life, and the 2011 release TKOL RMX 8 EP. Listen to the Drill EP below.

Radiohead – Drill EP

Furthermore, the library also contains many early full-show videos like this one from the Reading Festival in ’94.

Radiohead – 8/17/94 – Full Video [Pro-Shot]

[Video: Chieftan Mews]

The band announced the opening of the library in a tweet on Monday: “Radiohead.com has always been infuriatingly uninformative and unpredictable. We have now, predictably, made it incredibly informative,” they wrote.

They revealed the inspiration behind the Radiohead Public Library in a statement:

The Internet as a whole has never been a reliable resource for detailed or even accurate information re: Radiohead. Many sites that attempted to provide some measure of service have long since gone dark as well. The overall effect has been ‘Radiohead’ search results that yield random and/or abbreviated shards: songs and album titles unaccompanied by detailed artwork or any additional context, low-quality videos preceded by advertisements and shuffled via algorithms, and so on…That ends with the unveiling of the Radiohead Public Library.

Fans can access the Radiohead Public Library, for free, here.

[H/T Billboard]