Radiohead are in the midst of recording a new album and reminding fans with atmospheric sounds and otherworldly drawings.

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The speculation can be drawn from the band updating their seven-month-old tablet app. PolyFauna was released in February and featured audio from sessions recording their last album, The King Of Limbs. Now the App has new drawings which when drawn over by the user spawn atmospheric music to be played in the background.

The band is correlating the app update with their return to the studio, which is now, the month of September. Guitarist Johnny Greenwood stated in an interview with BBC (reported by Billboard), "We're going to start up in September, playing, rehearsing and recording and see how it's sounding." The app update begs one question, are the sounds part of a rehearsal or a potential new song?

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Radiohead have had a large impact on the world of rock music. The King Of Limbs debuted at no. 6 on the Billboard charts. The album that sent the band to their well-known status was OK Computer. On Rate Your Music, a site devoted to people's own opinions about albums, it is the highest-rated album of all time, with 28,000 people ranking the album with an average 4.24/5 rating.

Take a listen to some of the new Polyfauna app updates over at Billboard right now. The discordant coos and synths are reminiscent of the OK Computer days, which would be a delight to music fans.

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Radiohead, Rock