McCartney Times

Revolver is often pinpointed as the moment The Beatles changed from pop sensations to wild experimentalists, and within that, ‘Tomorrow Never Knows’ is celebrated as the song to forever capture that shift. Rightly so, its avant-garde use of tapeloops was what pushed experimental rock further, combining electronic and analogue music in one fell swoop. More than that, it was built around a single chord and championed the simple idea of less is more, giving this song an important structure for chaos to swirl around completely.

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