New Radiohead Track Supposedly Leaks Online; Rumours Surface of Upcoming Wall of Ice EP
8/13/2009 By Josiah Hughes

Following Thom Yorke’s comments to The Believer that Radiohead would likely be abandoning the album format, the band once again seemed to have leaked more new material on the web.

Called “These Are My Twisted Words,” the new track first appeared on Radiohead fan site At Ease, and has since spread through the interweb faster than a nipple slip. Give it a listen below and you’ll see that it sounds undeniably like Radiohead.

Fans believe that this song will be included on an upcoming Radiohead EP, rumoured to be called Wall of Ice. The term comes up twice in the weird, paranoid prose that accompanies the track download information, which can be viewed here.

This is the second new Radiohead song to surface this month, the other being the WWI tribute “Harry Patch (In Memory Of).” 

You can stream “These Are My Twisted Words” here:

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