Radiohead headline in the studio this winter to begin recording

Radiohead Thom Yorke has revealed that the band will headline in the studio this winter to begin recording.

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The band's studio some time in December and January 2012 in Oxford's new songs to work on the spending plan.

He told Rolling Stone, "We can get things together quite rapidly at the moment".

Already a new song Come To Your Senses, but the band's new material is expected to play when they hit the road in 2012.

Thom added, "It would be fun to have them ready when we go to play next year. I don't know how we would release them. It would be nice to make it all part of the flow and just enjoy it - not think about it too much".

He turned 43 on October 7 by the end of this year his new album Atoms For Peace is set to end.

He released the name of the session with the band's tour in 2010 looks likely to highlight the recording, who included Radiohead producer Nigel Godrich and bassist Flea from the Red Hot Chili Peppers.

He said, "It's not good enough yet".

"Nigel and I were excited about it for so long, then we kind of lost our way. So we're taking some steps back. It's still in flux. We're waiting for the lightning bolt to strike."

Radiohead said shortlist for the Barclaycard Mercury Prize "isn't a huge disappointment"

Radiohead have said that Barclaycard Mercury Prize shortlist for the failure to rebuild "isn't a huge disappointment".

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The band's current album 'The King Of Limbs' was their first since 2000 LP 'Kid A' not to receive a nomination. They have never won the prize.

Drummer Philip Selway admitted, "It would sound churlish to say we don't care. But when we were putting out 'The King Of Limbs' we knew it probably wasn't our most immediate record."

"It was important for us to make that record in that way but it wasn't put out with a view to getting Mercury nomination. So not being nominated isn't a huge disappointment really."

The sticksman also responded to recent comments made by Glastonbury organiser Michael Eavis after he said it "may only have three years left".

Selway added, "That would be an enormous shame. It gets better year on year. I know there's a fallow year next year and one planned for the year after but I'd be surprised if that was it."

"Maybe it's like when they said they'd take Heinz salad cream off the market and then didn't, just to get people's interest up, or [BBC] 6 Music."