Thom Yorke confirms Radiohead are two days into studio sessions The frontman posts a series of drawings and artwork on Twitter Radiohead frontman Thom Yorke has confirmed that recording has been taking place at the Radiohead studio for at least two days. In the latest update in a recent flurry of Twitter activity, the frontman tweeted that he was with Stanley Donwood – the bands long-time collaborator who has designed all of their album and poster art since 1994 – going through 15 years worth of unused artwork and words. Thom Yorke has been teasing fans all week with bits of information about forthcoming work. Yesterday, he posted an image of the lyrics to Radiohead track A Wolf At The Door with some new lines added. On Monday, he linked to an image of a white vinyl 12-inch record playing on a turntable, which led fans to speculate that there could be new music coming soon. A link to the image, which Yorke posted on his Tumblr page, was also tweeted by another long-time Radiohead collaborator, producer Nigel Godrich. Radiohead drummer Phil Selway recently revealed to journalists that the band are due to begin sessions on the follow-up to their 2011 album The King Of Limbs this month and said that they felt it was the right time to start making music together again. He later told BBC 6Music: Theres always that sense that our best record is still to come… There’s still a lot creativity we can do together. Selway will release his new solo album Weatherhouse on October 6. Speaking to NME recently, the drummer was asked what a new Radiohead album may sound like. I have absolutely no idea, he said. And thats what keeps us all there until the end.
Posted on: Thu, 25 Sep 2014 04:40:50 +0000
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