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Thom Yorke has been staying busy in the recording studio -- not only did he release his second solo album, "ANIMA," this year to critical acclaim, he also composed the soundtrack to the remake of the 1977 classic Dario Argento cult horror film "Suspiria."

Radiohead have lined up a series of summer tour dates that will bring the band back to North American audiences for the first time since last spring.

All eight of Radiohead's studio albums and their 2001 live album, 'I Might Be Wrong,' will be reissued on vinyl this month.

A clip has surfaced of a young Thom Yorke performing 'The Bends'' track "High And Dry" with his pre-Radiohead band Headless Chickens.

After a bunch of cryptic tweets and hints, Thom Yorke has now come right out and admitted Radiohead are currently in the studio at work on their next album.

Guitarist extraordinaire Johnny Greenwood confirmed the news during an interview on BBC 6 Music radio.

It's still seven long months away, but at least it's a date. Radiohead have revealed plans to return to the studio in September to begin working on a follow-up to their 2011 album 'The King of Limbs.'

We were all thinking it, right? While the entire world was watching Lance Armstrong in his no holds barred interview with Oprah, aka America's nosy mother, we had no idea he was singing one of Radiohead's most popular hits.

Mastodon are coming off one of their more well-received albums with 'The Hunter' and they're in the mood to keep things rolling. Singer-guitarist Brent Hinds reveals that writing is currently underway on their follow-up and there's potential that they'll begin recording just after the start of 2013.

The victim of the disastrous stage collapse that took place at Radiohead‘s planned Saturday (June 16) performance in Toronto has been revealed as the British alt-rockers’ own drum tech, Scott Johnson.

It's been a festival I have wanted to attend for a long time and was stoked that I was actually going to be able to make it happen this year. Music spanning almost every genre for three days in sunny California? Yes please.

When we last checked in with Jim Carrey, he was declaring his love for Emma Stone in a creepy but hilarious video. So it was probably appropriate that Carrey sung ‘Creep,’ Radiohead’s ode to awkward longing, when he crashed New York City club Arlene’s Grocery’s Friday karaoke party.