MV3, Maida Vale Studios
BBC Radio 1Whilst in the UK on a promotional blitz for upcoming album 'Sonic Highways' the band are booked into BBC's legendary Maida Vale Studios to record several tracks from the release, set for broadcasts at a later date.
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As part of a week long appearance in the United Kingdom the band were booked to appear at the Maida Vale studios to record session tracks to be broadcast on Radio 1 at a later date. The band spent most of the day at the studio and were interviewed by several Radio 1 DJs, to be aired alongside the tracks at said later date.
The band ran through most songs from their then recently completed 'Sonic Highways' album, recording new versions of at least five of the tracks.
The tracks were first aired on various shows in November 2014 although not without incident. The line in the track 'Something From Nothing', "Fuck it all I came from nothing" was aired uncensored on the Zane Lowe radio show, prompting Lowe to speak over the track towards the end, apologising for any offence caused. The track was then again re-aired the next day on the morning breakfast show, again completely uncensored. This prompted several complaints, given the time of the broadcast, approximately 8am.
Further tracks were broadcast on both the Jo Whiley show on Radio 2 and Steve Lamaq's show on 6 Music. 'Something From Nothing' was repeated on both broadcasts, this time with the obscenity edited out.