“Recorded together but released a year apart, Kid A (2000) and Amnesiac (2001) marked a huge departure from the increasingly baroque guitar-led anthems of Radiohead’s first three albums. The broadening of their palette to embrace Warp-influenced electronica, free jazz and krautrock abstractions initially baffled many (the Guardian awarded Kid A two stars, while Melody Maker’s reviewer was reduced t”
“New deluxe set 'Kid A Mnesia' presents 'Kid A' and 'Amnesiac' as two halves of the same groundbreaking musical statement”
“At the turn of the century, Radiohead released two albums that forever altered their identity. Now, Kid A and Amnesiac are reissued as a pair, along with whatever worthy B-sides, alternate versions, and outtakes they can find.”
“KID A MNESIA proves even Radiohead’s identity crises were a breeding ground for innovation”
“As revolutionary as the original albums still are, Kid A Mnesia will disappoint all but the most ardent completists”
