Thom Yorke: NEW ALBUM ANIMA

Thom Yorke is introspective than ever as he preparing to release a new project in a week. The English musician announced that his third studio album Anima will be released on June 27th exactly at 12:01 AM via XL Recordings across all streaming platforms. The physical releases of the album will be released later on July 19th.

Given the title’s name meaning an individual’s true inner self, it is clear that self-reflection will serve as a major theme on the upcoming project. The album will also be accompanied by a Thomas Anderson-directed “one-reeler” that shares the same title and set to feature three songs from the tracklist. To build even more anticipation, the ANIMA one-reeler will be made as a Netflix exclusive that will become available the same day as the album’s project. Watch the trailer for the Netflix short film below:

While many of the songs have already been debuted at various live performances, all of the songs are originals written by Yorke and produced by longtime producer Nigel Godrich. For those that are vinyl lovers or reminiscent of flipping through album covers and reading them front to back, vinyl releases are scheduled for July 19th.

This is the official tracklist for ANIMA:

  1. Traffic
  2. Last I Heard (… He Was Circling The Drain)
  3. Twist
  4. Dawn Chorus
  5. I Am A Very Rude Person
  6. Not The News
  7. The Axe
  8. Impossible Knots
  9. Runwayaway

Bonus Vinyl Track: (Ladies & Gentlemen, Thank You for Coming)

Thom Yorke, Nigel Godrich, and Tarik Barri will be touring across the globe as they are scheduled for shows in Europe, Japan, Korea, and North America beginning shortly after the release of ANIMA. They will begin with their first show on July 2nd in Cologne, Germany.

Full tour dates as follows:

July:
2nd – Cologne, Germany – Palladium
3rd – Frankfurt, Germany – Jahrhunderthalle
4th – Montreux, Switzerland – Montreux Jazz Festival
6th – Ewijk, Netherlands – Down The Rabbit Hole Festival
7th – Paris, France – Philharmonie de Paris, Days Off Festival
8th – Paris, France – Philharmonie de Paris, Days Off Festival
11th – Bilbao, Spain – BBK Live Festival
13th – Lisbon, Portugal – NOS Alive Festival
16th – Barolo, Italy – Collisioni Festival
17th – Codroipo, Italy – Villa Manin
18th – Ferrara, Italy – Piazza Castello
20th – Perugia, Italy – Arena Santa Giuliana, Umbria Jazz Festival
21st – Rome, Italy – Roma Summer Fest, Cavea
26th – Yuzawa-Cho, Japan – Fuji Rock Festival
28th – Seoul, South Korea – Olympic Hall

September:
26th – Laval, Quebec – Place Bell
27th – Toronto – Scotiabank Arena
28th – Pittsburgh – Stage AE
30th – Columbus – Express Live!

October:
4th – Austin – Austin City Limits Music Festival – Zilker Park
6th – Atlanta – Fox Theatre
9th – New Orleans – Mahalia Jackson Theatre for the Performing Arts
11th – Austin – Austin City Limits Music Festival – Zilker Park
18th – Berkeley – Greek Theatre
20th – Seattle – Paramount Theatre
21st – Vancouver – Orpheum
22nd – Portland – The Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall
25th – Santa Barbara – Santa Barbara Bowl
26th – Las Vegas – The Chelsea at the Cosmopolitan
29th – Los Angeles – Greek Theatre

Kalen Murphy: I was raised across the world so I cannot be grounded to a genre knowing that music is the universal language that makes us move as one. Sometimes I'm Tyler, The Creator with a hint of Donald Glover, other days I can be Tame Impala with a splash of Sylvan Esso. If you're someone that can see colors while listening to a song like me, cheers because we're the last of a dying breed.
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