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Nigel Godrich shares new picture of Thom Yorke in the studio

The producer offers fresh evidence of Radiohead at work...

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Nigel Godrich has posted a new photograph of Thom Yorke taken in the recording studio.

Godrich posted the picture on Twitter yesterday, July 14, 2015.

The image shows Yorke in front of a keyboard and an iPad with a psychedelic backdrop behind him.

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This is the second time that Godrich has posted a picture of Radiohead members since the band began work on their new record. In December 2014, he posted an image of Yorke and guitarist Jonny Greenwood together in front of a wall of modular systems.

Radiohead in the studio, 2014
Radiohead in the studio, 2014

Meanwhile, rare footage has surfaced on YouTube of Yorke’s previous band, Headless Chickens, performing “High And Dry” – which was eventually recorded by Radiohead on their debut, The Bends.

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The gig took place at Exeter University‘s Lemon Grove during the late Eighties.

Yorke also has some live shows planned. He’ll perform at Pathway To Paris at Le Trianon theatre in Paris on December 4, 2015.

Pathway To Paris is planned to coincide with the UN Climate Change Conference, which runs in Paris from November 30 to December 11.

Patti Smith is also scheduled to appear on the bill.

Yorke is scheduled to play Tokyo’s Summersonic Festival on August 15, 2015.

Yorke will appear at Hostess Club’s all-nighter in Tokyo, which is part of the Summersonic Festival where he will perform a Tomorrow’s Modern Boxes show.

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