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 10 tracks that make your skin crawl.

 You stand still for 5 minutes staring into the void. You wonder what the hell happened in the last quarter hour.

The review praises Radiohead's Kid A as one of the best albums of the new millennium, highlighting its innovative departure from OK Computer. It discusses Thom Yorke's determined creative process and the album's polarizing but ultimately magnificent reception. The review emphasizes the album's emotional impact and experimental sound that challenges listeners. Listen to Kid A and experience the groundbreaking journey that reshaped modern music.

 Radiohead are far from finished. They are alive and are still capable of giving us breathtaking concerts.

 "Give Up The Ghost" here is literally bathed in a heavenly light.

This review defends Radiohead's The King Of Limbs Live from The Basement against harsh criticism. The band delivers an exceptional live show with strong performances, especially by Thom Yorke, Johnny Greenwood, and guest drummer Clive Deamer. Highlights include the hypnotic live version of "Bloom," the intense "Codex," and the heavenly closing "Give Up The Ghost." The review concludes that Radiohead remains vibrant and capable of astonishing live music. Discover Radiohead’s stunning live energy—watch The King Of Limbs: Live from The Basement now!

 Beauty to spare. And power, lots of it.

 "Nux Vomica" is pure malice. Raw, direct, fierce, it messes up your hair and doesn’t ask for permission.

This review praises The Veils' album Nux Vomica for its intense beauty and emotional power, anchored by Finn Andrews' remarkable voice. Though not flawless, it features memorable tracks like "Pan" and the title track, which deliver raw energy and haunting atmospheres. The album balances softer moments with fierce, impactful ones, making it an addictive listen for fans of dark indie rock. Listen to The Veils' Nux Vomica now and experience a powerful blend of beauty and raw emotion!