Posted by marc May 03, 2016
After much hubaloo over the weekend, Radiohead have finally unveiled their first piece of music since 2011's The King of Limbs. Titled Burn the Witch, the new track is accompanied by a stop-motion video and features a classic Radiohead sound: ethereal, falsetto vocals from real-life hobbit Thom Yorke, electronic percussion, and washes of guitars from Johnny Greenwood. Check it out below and get hyped for the full album, which hasn't been announced yet, but is pretty much a sure thing.
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