Radiohead announced today that they will be releasing a limited edition 7″ record of “Burn the Witch” and “Spectre” to independent UK record stores tomorrow, May 13, and to select stores internationally soon.
We’ll keep you updated on the international release.
The new Radiohead album, titled A Moon Shaped Pool, is now available to purchase online. You can go to www.amoonshapedpool.com to purchase directly from the band. It is available digitally, CD (shipping in June), vinyl (shipping in June), and special edition, which includes:
Alternatively, you can purchase the album through a variety of different services here.
The track-list is as follows:
What do you think of it? Let us know in the comments.
After an Instagram tease this morning, Radiohead released a new music video for a song called “Daydreaming” moments ago. The video was directed by Paul Thomas Anderson and features Thom Yorke wandering around, entering and exiting different environments through doors.
It was also announced that the still unnamed new album, their 9th, will be released on May 8th at 7 PM BST digitally.
Here is the music video for “Daydreaming”:
You may also purchase the single here or here.
More info to come…
It’s been a while, hasn’t it?
After “deleting their entire presence” off of the internet yesterday, Radiohead released two teaser video on their Instagram earlier today. This all led up to a full-length music video for a new song called “Burn the Witch”, directed by Chris Hopewell, who also directed the “There There” video back in the day.
Without further delay, here is the video for “Burn the Witch”:
Stanley Donwood posted some behind-the-scenes photos as well:
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Radiohead returned to the stage last night for the first time since the tragic death of drum tech, Scott Johnson. If you’ll recall, Johnson was killed during a stage collapse last month in Toronto which forced the band to delay the tour.
The band did not disappoint last night at Les Arena in Nimes, France, starting off the set with “Lucky”, something they hadn’t done since 1998. Another huge highlight was the live premiere of “Treefingers”, the instrumental track from Kid A. Here’s a video:
For the third encore, Thom Yorke thanked the crew and dedicated “Reckoner” to Johnson, whose picture was displayed behind the band during the performance.
The full setlist is below. The band return to Les Arena tonight for their second show.
01 Lucky
02 Bloom
03 Morning Mr. Magpie
04 15 Step
05 There There
06 Staircase
07 The Gloaming
08 Separator
09 I Might Be Wrong
10 Pyramid Song
11 Nude
12 Identikit
13 Lotus Flower
14 Feral
15 Little By Little
16 Paranoid Android
Encore:
17 Treefingers
18 Give Up the Ghost
19 Videotape
20 Weird Fishes/Arpeggi
2nd Encore:
21 Full Stop
22 Everything In Its Right Place
23 Idioteque
3rd Encore:
24 Reckoner