Radiohead finally release their new studio album ‘A Moon Shaped Pool’

Radiohead - A Moon Shaped Pool - Artwork

We've grew quite tired of all the teasing anyway, right?

08/05/2016
by NBHAP News Team

Photo by Alex Lake

It’s been a turbulent week for RADIOHEAD fans – following the release of its first two singles Burn The Witch and Daydreaming the band has now officially made its long awaited new studio album available via digital distribution services. The follow-up to 2011’s The King Of Limbs goes by the name A Moon Shaped Pool and you can buy it via iTunes right here. Apparently it’s not on Spotify yet but according to the streaming service they are working on a solution right now.

In the meantime it’s up for stream at

The record features eleven new songs with some also being known from previous live performances by the group or Thom Yorke solo. There’s also going to be a physical version of A Moon Shaped Pool as well which will be released on June 17 via XL Recordings. A special edition arrives in September and you can pre-order the record in various formats right here.

‘A Moon Shaped Pool’ – Tracklist

01. Burn the Witch
02. Daydreaming
03. Decks Dark
04. Desert Island Disk
05. Ful Stop
06. Glass Eyes
07. Identikit
08. The Numbers
09. Present Tense
10. Tinker Tailor Soldier Rich Man Poor Man Beggar Man Thief
11. True Love Waits

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