A 'lost' Radiohead track from the early 1990s has appeared online today (December 22) – listen to it now below.
The title, thought to be entilted 'Putting Ketchup In The Fridge' and 'How Do You Sit Still', was picked up by a Radiohead fan site this morning.
The fan site wrote: "A track surfaced today with vocals sounding like Thom Yorke's together with a Radiohead sound that could’ve been recorded in the early nineties. Think 'Pablo Honey', 'The Bends'."
Earlier this week Radiohead have unveiled two new tracks called 'The Daily Mail' and 'Staircase', which were recorded during sessions for their latest album 'The King Of Limbs; reports At Ease.
The tracks will be available on music streaming service Deezer from today (December 20) and also on Amazon.co.uk
As previously reported on Gigwise, Radiohead are set to release their From the Basement live session on DVD and Blu-ray.
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