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It's still unknown at this point whether or not Nigel Godrich will produce this album. As you may know, Nigel has been an important role in the development of Radiohead going back to The Bends and is often referred to as the "sixth member" of the band. We do know that the band have been working alone with Nigel popping in every now and then to see how things are going. Thom has also given him CDs of new material. Nigel is currently working with Paul McCartney on his latest album and will most likely join Radiohead in studio once he's done.

Another question that remains unanswered is how this new album will be released. Radiohead fulfilled their contract with EMI with the release of Hail to the Thief and it's unclear if they will be resigning or going with another label. It's also possible that they may try and release this on their own, but that's just our speculation.

We'll keep you updated...

Tiens pour relever ce post sur un de mes groupes préférés. Vous es fans de R.H., connaissez-vous unbelievable truth. Le grouppe d'Andy......York. C'est vraiment pas mal et le style est différent. Ce groupe est nettement accoustique, vraiment chouette et la voix d'Andy est géniale. Dommage qu'ils ait splité. Je vous conseille d'écouter, surtout le premier album.

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RADIOHEAD BREAK SILENCE OVER NEW ALBUM




RADIOHEAD have broken the silence over their new album.

Singer Thom Yorke has told NME.COM sessions for their new album remind him of working on ‘Kid A’.

The band recently regrouped to start rehearsing and recording new songs for the follow-up to 2003’s ‘Hail To The Thief’.

The album, not due until next year, will be the band’s seventh. Yorke told NME.COM that early sessions had seen the band changing the way they work, reminding him of the change between 1997 LP ‘OK Computer’ and ‘Kid A’.

He said: “It’s going well. It’s a bit like ‘Kid A’ – we’re going through a period of change. But that’s good. We’ll get there”

Songs touted for the record include ‘House Of Cards’, ‘Glass Flowers’, ‘Reckoner’ and ‘Arpeggi’.