Following two years on hiatus, Radiohead is now moving forward with their new album!
While the release date is yet to be revealed, band guitarist Jonny Greenwood candidly shared details about the new album's progress.
According to a report by Christian Post Greenwood was quoted saying that they have "changed our method" for the new album.
"We've certainly changed our method again," Greenwood said. "It's too involved. We're kind of limiting ourselves; working on limits. So we'll see what happens. It's like we're trying to use very old and very new technology to see what happens."
However, Greenwood refused to talk about the release date of Radiohead's new album.
"I wouldn't want to start to predict that kind of thing in a Radiohead schedule because you can find yourself six months down the line saying 'I wish I hadn't have said that actually,'" he said.
In addition Christian Post reported that a website called Citizen Insane has posted a list of 12 tracks that could be included in the new album of the English rock band.
The songs included Radiohead's tracks from their unreleased recordings and some of it where from their 2012 live tour, "The King of Limb."
Radiohead's new album tracklist reportedly includes, "Identikit," "Cut A Hole," "Skirting on the Surface," "Wake Me (Before They Come)," "Burn The Witch," "I Lie Awake," "Riding a Bullet," "Open the Floodgates," "Follow Me Around," "Come To Your Senses," "Full Stop" and "The Present Tense."
While the band has yet to comment on the said tracklist, drummer Philip Selway previously told NME that the new album is "coming along nicely."
"It's all coming along nicely," Selway said in his February interview with NME. "We worked throughout the autumn up to just before Christmas, and now we're just taking some time away for other projects."
"We'll get back to it in March and we'll make an assessment of where we are then, but we've been excited about what we've been doing so far. It's by no means finished yet, so we've got a way to go. It's been a productive time though."
