May 7, 2008 • 1 min read

Radiohead planning more studio time

Guitarist Ed O'Brien has told BBC Newsbeat that Radiohead plan to return to the studio once their 'In Rainbows' tour ends in October.

As they prepare to start their world tour to promote 'In Rainbows', Radiohead's Ed O'Brien has revealed to BBC Newsbeat that the band are already planning to head back into the studio as soon as the tour finishes in October.

The guitarist said: "It's the life blood of what we do, it's the thing that keeps you going. Because by the end of the tour, you're bored of what you're playing. You need more life and energy and the only way to do that is writing new songs". However, despite this speedy return to recording, there are no plans to rush the release of their next album. O'Brien continued: "It could be five years, it could be the end of this year, it's whether it's any good, that's the point. We've just got to do it and see if it's any good".

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