Radiohead's new album will be "original" and "bright"

Radiohead frontman Thom Yorke revealed his thoughts about the band's next studio album. He described upcoming record as "original" and "bright", adding that he liked the material that they have recorded.

"We worked hard, and I am absolutely OK with what we have done. Although I always think that we can do it better. It seems that we will have a very original record… it looks bright – at least brighter that our previous album", claimed he.

Earlier this week it was announced that British music fans consider 1997's album OK Computer by Radiohead to be the best record of the last 25 years – this is the result of the special poll held by famous Q Magazine. Nirvana's Nevermind was put on the second place, followed by two Oasis' efforts – (What's The Story) Morning Glory? and Definitely Maybe. Whatever People Say I Am by Arctic Monkeys finished the Top-5.

Radiohead's last studio album In Rainbows hit the stores in 2007. The band also released two singles, Harry Patch (In Memory Of) and These Are My Twisted Words, in August 2009.