New video - Thom Yorke 'Harrowdown Hill'

Last week Thom Yorke debuted his 'new band' who are helping him perform his solo album 'The Eraser' at a public rehearsal in LA. You can see a stack of photos of the performance on Stereogum.

Thom also has a track on the Twilight: New Moon soundtrack.

Radiohead fans, don't fret. Guitarist Ed O'Brien is reassuring fans the band will be back with a new album next year.

Meanwhile, a film clip for 'Harrowdown Hill' has been released



Harrowdown Hill is from the album 'Eraser', released on XL Recordings

Radiohead recording their next album

Radiohead are back in the studio, recording the follow up to their 2007 album In Rainbows.

Colin Greenwood told BBC, "We just went in last week," bassist Colin Greenwood said. "It was really good. It was really noisy and chaotic and really fun. We're at the stage where we've got the big Lego box out and we've tipped it out on the floor and we're looking at all the bits and thinking, what next?"

This will be the band's eighth studio album and will be recorded with their long time producer Nigel Godrich.

Read the full interview here.

Radiohead and Adele win Grammys

UK's Adele has won 2 of the 4 Grammys she was nominated for, picking up Best New Artist for her debut album 19 as well as Best Female Pop Performance for Chasing Pavements, which she performed live at the ceremonies. You can hear a radio performance of some of the tracks from the album here.

Chasing Pavements


Radiohead also won 2 awards earning Best Alternative Music Album and Best Boxed Or Special Limited Edition Package for In Rainbows. The band performed the track 15 Step from the album at the awards, backed by the USC marching band.

M.I.A. missed out on Record of the Year for Paper Planes, losing out to Robert Plant and Alison Krauss (who?!). And despite her baby being due on the same night, M.I.A. went on to perform Paper Planes to an adoring crowd.

And it wouldn't be a Grammy post without some fashion shots:

Adele, M.I.A., and Radiohead nominated for Grammys

For her debut album 19, UK's Adele has earned herself 4 Grammy nominations including Best New Artist, with her song Chasing Pavements up for 3 awards (Record of the Year, Song of the Year and Best Female Pop Vocal Performance).
Adele - Chasing Pavements [mp3]

Radiohead are up for 7 awards. 3 for album In Rainbows (Album Of The Year, Best Alternative Music Album and Best Boxed Or Special Limited Edition Package), 3 for track House of Cards (Best Rock Performance By A Duo Or Group With Vocals, Best Rock Song and Best Short Form Music Video), as well as Producer Of The Year, Non-Classical for Nigel Godrich (Beck, Air, Gnarls Barkley).
House Of Cards


M.I.A. is up against label buddy Adele in the Record Of The Year category for the worldwide smash hit Paper Planes.
M.I.A. - Paper Planes (Afrikan Boy & Rye Rye Remix) [mp3]

Radiohead Reckoner video

Back in March Radiohead teamed up with aniBoom to run an animated video contest for people to create videos for tracks from In Rainbows. In May the field was whittled down to 10 videos with the final four being announced in August. Originally the grand prize winner was to receive $10,000 to make the final video, but Radiohead being Radiohead decided to award $10,000 to all four finalists, funding the prize money from their own pockets. Bless.

But there can only be one winner, and that winner is Clement Picon of France for his Reckoner clip:


Radiohead love their competitions and are currently still running the Reckoner Remix competition: radioheadremix.com

Radiohead 'Reckoner' Remix comp

After the success of the Nude remix competition earlier this year, Radiohead are once again giving you the chance to remix one of the tracks from their latest album In Rainbows. This time it's the track Reckoner.

For more info about the competition head to the website: radioheadremix.com

And to get you inspired, Radiohead have enlisted Diplo and James Holden to kick things off:

Reckoner (Diplo Mix) [mp3]


Reckoner (Flying Lotus Mix) [mp3]


myspace.com/radiohead

Radiohead - Live Concert Webcast

Radiohead have just finished a massive tour of the US and are soon to set off on a tour of Japan in support of their latest album In Rainbows.

Their final US show was at one of the favourite venues, the Santa Barbara Bowl, where they played an epic set lasting over 2 hours, playing 25 songs from their extensive catalogue. You can currently listen to the entire concert at NPR.

myspace.com/radiohead

House of Cards