El guitarrista Ed O’Brien afirma que Radiohead no ha discutido la creación de un nuevo álbum. Relacionó la falta de planes con la difícil experiencia de grabar su último lanzamiento.
Ed O’Brien declaró a NME que los miembros de la banda ni siquiera han hablado sobre otro disco. Señaló que esto probablemente se debe a que la creación de A Moon Shaped Pool de 2016 fue muy difícil, describiendo el proceso como terrible y como algo que dejó una larga sombra.
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Radiohead have announced a new audiovisual installation titled Motion Picture House: Kid A Mnesia, set to premiere at Coachella this weekend. The 75-minute experience draws from artwork created during the sessions for the band's albums Kid A and Amnesiac. It will then tour to several North American cities.
Radiohead guitarist Ed O’Brien has revealed details of his new solo album, Blue Morpho, set for release on May 22 alongside a short film. The album follows his 2020 debut Earth and features production by Paul Epworth and contributions from Shabaka Hutchings and Tõnu Kõrvits.
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Guitarist James 'Munky' Shaffer shared details on the band's ongoing work toward a follow-up to their 2022 album Requiem. The group has also addressed the status of former bassist Fieldy, who left in 2021.
South London singer RAYE has spoken about the demanding schedule that accompanied the creation and promotion of her second album. She said the past three years of work pushed her to her personal limit. The record, This Music May Contain Hope, was released in March.
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Neil Young and the Chrome Hearts have finished their next album, a follow-up to 2025’s Talkin’ to the Trees, which includes three unreleased songs he wrote as a teenager in 1963. The recording sessions took place at Rick Rubin’s Shangri-La studio in Malibu, California. Young shared details of the project in The Neil Young Archives.
Slipknot has announced a full physical release for its experimental album Look Outside Your Window, set to arrive in multiple formats on June 12. The project, recorded in 2008 during sessions for All Hope Is Gone, first appeared in a limited Record Store Day edition last month.
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Producer Steven Knight revealed that the documentary on Oasis' 2025 reunion tour currently runs four hours and features a plot. He described interviews with brothers Noel and Liam Gallagher as highly entertaining. The film is being directed by Dylan Southern and Will Lovelace.