- by Jason Gregory
- Monday, March 16, 2009
- Photo by: WENN.com
Radiohead guitarist Ed O'Brien has said the band are currently considering ideas about how to release the follow-up to their last album 'In Rainbows'.
“We’ve got a few,” the guitarist told BBC 6Music. “The thing is with us and as was the case with 'In Rainbows', make the music first see what the landscape is.
“In a year’s time it could be very different.”
Radiohead won plaudits for allowing fans to name what price they wanted to pay for 'In Rainbows' when it was released in 2007.
Despite only initially being available online, the album still topped the charts in the UK and US upon its general release.
O'Brien, who last week confirmed work had begun on new material, suggested the group might decide against releasing a full album.
“We might want to release two tracks only so we’ll just have to see, once we’ve made the music, see what happens and decide then,” he said.
As previously reported on Gigwise, Radiohead are expected to announce a short series of dates to take place over the summer.
Radiohead live
Kid Rock: 'I'm On Fire'... Next 
The 40 Greatest Single Covers Of All Time!
The 14 Greatest Band Mascots 
Friday 08/08/08 All Points West Festival @ Liberty State Park Jersey City, NJ
Radiohead, Underworld, Duffy and More @ All Points West, New Jersey
The 50 Greatest Band Logos Of All Time!
BuyRadiohead T Shirts now!
20 Acts You Have To See At Reading and Leeds This Weekend!
V Festival 2009 - Photo Roundup!
Them Crooked Vultures Play Surprise Set At Lowlands Festival - Photos
Register now and have your comments approved automatically!