New Radiohead album release date denied
Internet leak is played down by band
Radiohead have denied their album will be released on August 6 despite an internet retailer listing that release date.
According to the listing on Amazon.co.uk, it was claimed that the record, described as ’New Album – TBC’ would be released via EMI Records.
However a spokesperson for Radiohead has denied that this is the case.
As previously reported, the band fulfilled its contract with the label with their last album, 'Hail To The Thief' in 2003, and a new deal or label has not yet been announced.
According to the listing on Amazon.co.uk, it was claimed that the record, described as ’New Album – TBC’ would be released via EMI Records.
However a spokesperson for Radiohead has denied that this is the case.
As previously reported, the band fulfilled its contract with the label with their last album, 'Hail To The Thief' in 2003, and a new deal or label has not yet been announced.
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