Radiohead are releasing 18 hours of previously unheard but "not very interesting" music after hackers gained access and demanded a ransom. The tracks were stolen from singer Thom Yorke's archive of material from around the time of 1997 album OK Computer, guitarist Jonny Greenwood said on Twitter. Greenwood said the trove of music was never intended for public consumption, while Yorke described it as "not very interesting". However, fans have been delighted by the release, which features previously unheard recordings of Radiohead classics including Paranoid Android and No Surprises. Thwarting the hackers, the band ... (full story)