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Awarded for their breakthrough as a band.

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Recognized for their contribution to alternative music.

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Awarded for the album 'The King of Limbs'.

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Radiohead is an English rock band formed in Abingdon, Oxfordshire, in 1985. The band consists of Thom Yorke (vocals, guitar, piano, keyboards), Jonny Greenwood (guitar, keyboards, other instruments), Colin Greenwood (bass guitar), Ed O'Brien (guitar, backing vocals), and Philip Selway (drums, percussion).

Initially starting as a post-punk-influenced rock group, Radiohead's music later evolved to incorporate a wide range of styles and influences, including electronic music, jazz, krautrock, and progressive rock. They are widely regarded as one of the most influential and critically acclaimed bands of their generation, known for their experimental approach, lyrical depth, and evolving sound.

Their debut single, "Creep," was released in 1992, followed by their first album, *Pablo Honey*, in 1993. However, it was their second album, *The Bends* (1995), that brought them mainstream critical success, showcasing their more intricate songwriting and atmospheric sound. Their third album, *OK Computer* (1997), is often cited as a landmark in alternative rock, exploring themes of technology, alienation, and globalization, and is frequently listed among the greatest albums of all time.

Radiohead continued to push their sonic boundaries with subsequent releases. *Kid A* (2000) marked a significant shift towards electronic and experimental music, surprising many fans and critics but ultimately earning widespread acclaim. *Amnesiac* (2001), largely recorded during the same sessions as *Kid A*, further explored these electronic textures alongside more traditional rock instrumentation.

Their career is marked by a consistent willingness to experiment and reinvent themselves. Albums like *Hail to the Thief* (2003), *In Rainbows* (2007) – notable for its innovative pay-what-you-want release strategy – and *The King of Limbs* (2011) demonstrate their diverse artistic trajectory. Their most recent studio album, *A Moon Shaped Pool* (2016), received critical praise for its orchestral arrangements and emotional resonance.

Throughout their career, Radiohead has achieved numerous accolades, including multiple Grammy Awards and BRIT Awards. They have been praised for their commitment to artistic integrity and have maintained a strong cult following while appealing to a broad audience. Their influence can be heard in countless contemporary artists across various genres, solidifying their status as pioneers in modern music.

Radiohead is an influential English rock band formed in 1985 in Abingdon, Oxfordshire. Known for their experimental approach and evolving sound, their music spans alternative rock, electronic, jazz, and krautrock. Key albums include "The Bends," the critically acclaimed "OK Computer," and the electronic-focused "Kid A." They are celebrated for their artistic integrity, innovative releases like "In Rainbows," and have garnered significant critical and commercial success throughout their career.

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Their breakthrough hit, a self-deprecating anthem about feeling like an outsider.

A powerful and emotional ballad about artificiality and consumerism.

A melancholic ballad that highlights Yorke's vulnerability and the band's growing songwriting maturity.

High and Dry

An urgent and angular rock song with a distinctive bassline and anxious lyrics.

A dark and atmospheric song that became a fan favourite for its haunting melody and philosophical lyrics.

A dramatic and epic song that crescendos in intensity, originally written for the film Romeo + Juliet.

Exit Music (For a Film)

A haunting, melodic track with surreal lyrics, considered a fan favourite.

A deceptively gentle song with a melancholic undertone, criticizing the monotony of modern life.

An epic, multi-part suite often compared to Queen's 'Bohemian Rhapsody' in its ambition and structure.

The opening track of Kid A, heavily reliant on synthesizers and electronic manipulation, setting the tone for the album.

Everything In Its Right Place

An atmospheric and sorrowful song often interpreted as a cry for help or escape.

How to Disappear Completely

A highly experimental track featuring electronic beats and processed vocals, a departure from their earlier sound.

Idioteque

One of the more accessible tracks on Kid A, featuring a driving rhythm and distorted guitars.

Optimistic

A chaotic and powerful instrumental-driven track featuring a dissonant brass section.

The National Anthem

A glitchy, electronic-infused track with rapid-fire vocals that creates a sense of claustrophobia.

Packt Like Sardines in a Crushed Tin Box

A jazz-infused track with a distinctive piano melody and an enigmatic atmosphere.

A politically charged and aggressive track that opens Hail to the Thief with a bang.

A driving, percussive track with a menacing feel, known for its intense live performances.

A quirky and discordant song featuring a unique vocal performance and experimental instrumentation.

Wolf at the Door

A slow-burning, emotionally charged ballad that builds to a powerful and cathartic release.

All I Need

An aggressive and energetic track that provides a stark contrast to some of the album's more mellow songs.

Bodysnatchers

A slow-burning, emotionally resonant song that builds to a powerful climax.

A complex and beautiful song with intricate rhythms and ethereal vocals, a highlight of In Rainbows.

Reckoner

A rhythmically complex and groove-oriented song that marked a new sonic direction for the band.

The lead single from A Moon Shaped Pool, featuring distinctive string arrangements and a sense of unease.

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