Album Reviews8/10
Radiohead Abandoned Their Guitar Sound on Kid A — and the Risk Paid Off
Radiohead's Kid A, released in 2000, is a bold, cold, and beautiful break from OK Computer. Our review explores its electronic textures and lasting impact.
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Album Reviews7.5/10
‘Amnesiac’ Is the Darker Twin of ‘Kid A’: 7.5/10
Radiohead's 2001 album Amnesiac is the darker, jazzier twin to Kid A. We review its cryptic songs, standout tracks, and why it's essential.
Album Reviews5/10
Radiohead’s Fan-Made Mixtape Gets Official Polish on Radiotick Tracks 2
Radiotick Tracks 2 is a fan-made Radiohead compilation of B-sides, covers, and alternate takes. It has flashes of brilliance but lacks coherence, scoring 5/10.
Album Reviews8/10
Fifteen Years On, Radiohead’s The King of Limbs Still Rewards Patience
Radiohead's 2011 album The King of Limbs is a dense, rhythmic puzzle that rewards patient listeners. Our review finds strange beauty in its loops.
Album Reviews8.8/10
Radiohead Trade Anxiety for Atmosphere on In Rainbows
Radiohead's In Rainbows review: a relaxed return to form, blending electronic textures with warm melodies. Atmospheric, confident, and their most welcoming album in years.
Album Reviews8.8/10
A Moon Shaped Pool: Radiohead’s Quietest Record Is Also One of Its Best
A look back at Radiohead's A Moon Shaped Pool, a quiet, string-laden album about heartbreak that still ranks among their best.
Album Reviews10/10
How OK Computer Heard the Wired Future Coming, 29 Years Early
A strange dread wrapped in melody: OK Computer, revisited track by track, ranked among the great records of its time.
Radiohead Announce 2027 Australia and Japan Shows
Radiohead makes known a plan for shows across Perth, Melbourne, Sydney and Saitama for a distant 2027 tour of Australia and Japan.