Radiohead Go Back To The Studio

New York, NY (Top40 Charts) It was revealed in Rolling Stone magazine this week that Radiohead, the name behind famous alternative rock tune Creep, were heading back to the studio to record a new album. The band shot to fame in the early 90s with their debut album Pablo Honey and have produced several hit tunes in the interim. The band released an album earlier this year and the new DVD of their videos should hopefully be released soon.

The band will also tour next year, showcasing their latest work including their new electro album, The King of Limbs. Lead singer Thom Yorke revealed to Rolling Stone magazine that the band are set to head to their Oxford studio this December and in January to work on their music, which should hopefully produce some stellar tracks.

In the same interview Yorke announced the title of one of the new tracks, Come To Your Senses, which he says has already been partially worked out. In the interview Yorke said: "We have this version of it. It's a five-minute rehearsal, but it has the essence of what we need.

"It would be fun to have them ready when we go to play next year. I don't know how we would release them.

"It would be nice to make it all part of the flow and just enjoy it - not think about it too much."

The band has been named one of the most influential sounds of the late nineties and many new music DVDs will have been influenced by their crooning vocals. Although the band has moved into a new genre they still have a cult following and next year will be an amazing time for these fans. After leaving their record label in 2003 the band kept a low profile and did few gigs, especially when compared to the new shining lights of the industry.