Well, it’s finally official. Billboard.com reports today that Radiohead has signed with Coran Capshaw and Dave Matthews’ ATO Records for the physical release of their seventh album, In Rainbows. As C-VILLE reported on October 5, Capshaw’s camp was a likely choice for the English band, who self-released the new album via the Internet on October 10 for whatever price fans wanted to pay. The choice of label was likely related to ATO’s acquisition of Phil Costello, a former senior VP at Capitol Records, Radiohead’s previous home.
 Radiohead has signed a deal with Capshaw- and Matthews-owned ATO Records for the physical U.S. release of In Rainbows. |
XL Recordings will release In Rainbows on December 31 in the U.K., while TBD Records, a new imprint that the band has created through ATO, will release the album stateside on January 2. Of course, if you can’t wait until then, In Rainbows is still available for whatever price you deem fit from inrainbows.com.
Previous "This Just In" articles from this week:
Different drunks? [November 12]
JD vs. burgundy: UVA prof weighs in
UVA dispatches Vermont, last year’s hype [November 11]
Adrian Joseph nets 19, looks to play key offensive role
Slapshot! [November 10]
WAHS Field Hockey wins state
Free speech wins [November 9]
First Amendment Monument receives state architecture award
Stock options encourage CEO’s risky investments [November 8]
Darden professor says it may also encourage fraud
Mallek, Lunsford and city Dems win big [November 7]
County BoS set to change, City Council still all Democrats
The latest chapter [November 6]
Oklahoma DA suing John Grisham to retire
