Those “Burn The Witch” mailers and Instagram teasers were leading up to the debut of Radiohead’s “Burn The Witch” video. The track bridges symphonics, electronics, and acoustic-oriented rock, and it’s matched with Chris Hopewell’s Wicker Man-inspired claymation visions. “This is a roundup,” Thom Yorke intones. “This is a low-flying panic attack.” Watch below.

“Burn The Witch” will be available on all digital services at midnight.

UPDATE: The song is available now on many services including iTunes, Bleep, Boomkat, and (somewhat surprisingly) Spotify. It’s also for sale via Radiohead’s own W.A.S.T.E. store.

Here’s the official single art:

No other new album info yet, but Radiohead did change their Twitter avatar to this:

Pitchfork points out that longtime Radiohead artist Stanley Donwood has shared some behind-the-scenes photos from the “Burn The Witch” video. Director Chris Hopewell has also shared some backstory about the video, saying it was “conceived, designed, built and animated in 14 days” and was finished last Thursday. Check out all those posts below.

So I guess we just made a Radiohead video! It's for their new track 'Burn the Witch'. Thank you all for your kind words – it does mean a lot to know it's going down well. The whole video was conceived, designed, built and animated in 14 days, we finished last Thursday. I am immensely proud of everyone that worked their asses off on it – for many of them it was their first film. I shall introduce them in later posts… But for now thank you! You where all bloody brilliant!!! Big love to you all! #Radiohead #burnthewitch #musicvidio

A photo posted by Jacknife – Chris Hopewell (@jacknifeprints) on May 3, 2016 at 9:44am PDT

A photo posted by @stanleydonwood on May 3, 2016 at 8:24am PDT

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