“Few bands have been as mythologized as Radiohead — and for good reason. The English art-rock act went on to become one of the most acclaimed, influential rock acts of the last quarter century. Beyond their remarkably consistent, if increasingly sparse, output, their discography charts out a surpassingly cohesive arc — and their 2001 effort Amnesiac might be the key to it all. “Amnesiac puts Radio”
“After months of waiting, and several tentative release dates, *Amnesiac* finally hit store shelves last Tuesday. Since last October, we've been hearing that this album, recorded during the same sessions as last year's wildly experimental *Kid A*, would serve as a return to the band's mid-90's roots. Now we come to find it was all a lie. Not that it gets me down. As far as I'm concerned, *Kid A* i”
“In between arena tours and Number One albums, Radiohead want to get away from it all. Not a week in Goa or a summer in Provence but a more complete escape: oblivion. The songs on Amnesiac contemplate suicide, divorce, paranoia and mysterious disappearances, and the music follows them into the ether. Amnesiac is the work […]”
