Radiohead's Thom Yorke Announces New Solo Album 'Anima'

Radiohead frontman Thom Yorke has announced the release of his third full-length solo album 'Anima'

The nine-track record was produced by Nigel Godrich, and will be out next week, June 27th. Pre-order your copy here.

In addition, it’s also been revealed that a “one reeler” film also titled Anima will be available to watch on Netflix on the same day as the album release from 8am. The film was created by Paul Thomas and will feature three tracks from the record.

Check out the album tracklist and a trailer for the film below.

Anima Tracklist:
01. Traffic
02. Last I Heard (…He Was Circling The Drain)
03. Twist
04. Dawn Chorus
05. I Am A Very Rude Person
06. Not The News
07. The Axe
08. Impossible Knots
09. Runwayaway
10. Ladies & Gentlemen, Thank You for Coming (Bonus track - vinyl only)

Listen: Blaenavon Drop "High and Dry" (Radiohead Cover)

Hampshire, UK indie rock band Blaenavon have dropped their cover version of Radiohead's classic  "High and Dry".

The cover was recorded in session for the BBC earlier this year, featuring additional vocals by Marika Hackman and Blaine Harrison (Mystery Jets). Get it here.

Have a listen below.

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Watch: Radiohead Unleash Music Video For "Lift"

Radiohead have unleashed the video for "Lift", a previously unreleased bonus track.

The song, which dates to 1996, is one of three previously unreleased tracks taken from OKNOTOK, the deluxe 20th anniversary edition of OK Computer, released back in June 23 through XL Recordings.

The compilation also features "I Promise", and "Man Of War".

The video was directed by Oscar Hudson. Watch it below.

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Watch: Radiohead Unleash Music Video For "Man Of War"

Radiohead have unleashed the video for "Man Of War", a previously unreleased bonus track.

The song, which dates to 1996, is one of three previously unreleased tracks taken from OKNOTOK, the deluxe 20th anniversary edition of OK Computer due out June 23 through XL Recordings.

The compilation also features two other new songs, the recently revealed track "I Promise", and "Lift".

The video was directed by Colin Read. Watch it below.

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Watch: Radiohead Unveil Video For Previously Unreleased Song "I Promise"

Radiohead have unveiled the video for their previously unreleased track "I Promise".

The song, which dates to 1996, is one of three previously unreleased tracks taken from OKNOTOK, the deluxe 20th anniversary edition of OK Computer due out June 23 through XL Recordings. The other two tracks are "Lift" and "Man Of War."

The deluxe edition will feature the remastered album, eight B-sides, as well as the three aforementioned tracks, also comes with a hardcover book containing artworks, some of which have never been seen before by anyone outside of the band, a scrapbook containing Yorke’s notes from the time and a C90 cassette mixtape compiled by the band, taken from OK Computer session archives and demo tapes.

The video was directed by Michal Marczak. Watch it below.

OKNOTOK Tracklist:

Disc 1:

01. Airbag

02. Paranoid Android

03. Subterranean Homesick Alien

04. Exit Music (For a Film)

05. Let Down

06. Karma Police

07. Fitter Happier

08. Electioneering

09. Climbing Up the Walls

10. No Surprises

11. Lucky

12 Tourist

Disc 2:

01. I Promise

02. Man of War

03. Lift

04. Lull

05. Meeting in the Aisle

06 Melatonin

07. A Reminder

08. Polyethylene (Parts 1 & 2)

09. Pearly

10. Palo Alto

11. How I Made Millions

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Watch: Radiohead Reveal Music Video For New Single "Daydreaming"

Oxforf, UK alt-rock band Radiohead have revealed the video for their new single "Daydreaming".

The song, along with previously unveiled cut "Burn The Witch", features on the band's long-awaited ninth album, which has now a release date, it will be out digitally this Sunday (May 8th).

The video was directed by Paul Thomas Anderson. Watch it below.

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Watch: Radiohead Premiere Music Video For New Single "Burn The Witch"

Oxforf, UK alt-rock band Radiohead have premiered the video for their brand new single "Burn The Witch".

The song could be the first preview of the band's long-awaited ninth album, and is out today, buy it here.

The video was directed by Chris Hopewell. Take a look below.

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Watch: Atoms For Peace Share New Video For "Ingenue"

Thom Yorke’s Atoms For Peace have unveiled the video for their new track "Ingenue", taken from their debut album 'Amok' out now on XL Recordings.

The video was directed by Garth Jennings. Watch it below.

Radiohead From The Basement Released In Full - Watch

Radiohead's have released the full Live From The Basement performance of 'The King Of Limbs'.

The video includes live renditions of all eight tracks from the band’s recent studio album ‘The King Of Limbs‘, as well as two non-album tracks, 'Staircase' and 'The Daily Mail', the former being premiered online last month. The performance of the latter track includes an appearance from Clive Deamer, who drummer Philip Selway has described as "one of my favourite drummers".

Watch “Radiohead: The King of Limbs — From The Basement“ below:

Listen: Radiohead Single Leaks

New tracks from Radiohead have emerged online ahead of Record Store Day.

Set to be released tomorrow (April 16th) the new 12 inch from Radiohead is highly unusual. The vinyl release is being kept to a strictly limited edition.

The first physical pressing of two new tracks, 'Supercollider' and 'The Butcher' have been kept under wraps. Referring to the new 12 inch, the drummer claimed that the material is offcuts from recent sessions. "The Butcher is from the King Of Limbs sessions," he revealed.  "Supercollider was recorded during that period and finished off after the album came out."

The tracks were not jettisoned from the album because of quality, but more due to neither fitting into the LP's overarching structure. As a result, the quality of the new release is high. Leaking online, fans have been able to hear exactly what they will be queuing for tomorrow...

Meanwhile 'The Butcher' is a far more focussed track - beat heavy, but not at the expense of songwriting.

As part of the Record Store Day celebrations, Ed O'Brien praised the role of independent record shops. "Record stores are some of the most important places for people coming together [and] choosing music that they love," O'Brien said, "so anything we could to help out in these very hard times, we wanted to do."

Listen to both below...

Radiohead - Supercollider

Radiohead - The Butcher

Radiohead To Release New Album 'The King of Limbs' on Saturday

Radiohead will release their new album, The King of Limbs, on Saturday, the band have confirmed in a surprise announcement.

The release was announced on Radiohead’s official website on Monday morning, with fans able to pre-order the record before the weekend.

The King of Limbs will be available as a download from Saturday for £6, while die-hard fans can buy a ‘newspaper album’ version for £30.

A post on the band’s website said The King of Limbs would be the ‘world’s first (perhaps) newspaper album, comprising of two vinyl records, a CD, larges sheets of artwork, 625 pieces of tiny artwork plus a full-colour piece of oxo-degradable plastic to hold it together.’

The King of Limbs is Radiohead’s eighth studio album and their first since 2007’s In Rainbows, which was released essentially for free with fans being given the chance to decide how much they wanted to pay for the record.

The physical version of The King of Limbs will be available on May 9, while all other versions will be available to download at the weekend.

The album will contain:

- Two clear 10" vinyl records in a purpose-built record sleeve.

- A compact disc.

- Many large sheets of artwork, 625 tiny pieces of artwork and a full-colour piece of oxo-de-gradeable plastic to hold it all together.

- One lucky owner of the digital version of The King Of Limbs, purchased from the website, will receive a signed 2 track 12" vinyl.

Pre-orders are being taken now, with the band also releasing the artwork. Little else is known about the album, with the full tracklisting due to be confirmed over the next few days.

"In Rainbows" tracks removed

A number of blogs have been targeted by the RIAA and the IFPA after placing Radiohead material on their sites.

Radiohead have a curious relationship with the internet. The band's 2007 album 'In Rainbows' was released as a ground breaking download, with the band deciding fans were able to 'pay what you like'.

The release broke new ground, with Radiohead receiving praise for existing outside the label structure. However in a high profile spat last year Lily Allen attacked the band, claiming that the scheme only worked due to their fame - established by major label EMI.

Radiohead guitarist Ed O'Brien is the head of the FAC, and has previously adopted a pro-file sharing stance. Lily Allen's outburst brought the issue to a head, poking holes in the band's argument.

Now bloggers have been targeted by copyright organisations after placing Radiohead material on the internet. The tracks stem from 'In Rainbows' with the RIAA and IFPI issuing a takedown plea to Google.

The request means that Google would stop listing the sites, effectively blocking them off the internet due to the power of the search engine.

ChillingEffects have managed to get hold of the letter RIAA sent to Google, which demands the takedown of the blogs. The organisation claims that the tracks "have not been authorised" for free download by their "member companies".

Radiohead have yet to comment on the matter. Meanwhile, singer Thom Yorke is preparing to perform at this year's Big Chill. The singer is set to play solo, with recent sets leaning heavily on both Radiohead material and his own album 'The Eraser'.

Drummer Philip Selway, meanwhile, is preparing to release his debut solo album. Recorded earlier this year, 'Familial' is a confident introduction to his rarely heard songwriting.