Radiohead Complete Discography <TESTED • Blueprint>

A chaotic masterpiece. Drop the needle on There There and feel the thunder. Phase 5: The Digital Liberation (2007–2011) In Rainbows (2007) The Vibe: Warm, sensual, and human. Essential Track: Weird Fishes/Arpeggi

The "difficult" album of the 2010s. Best experienced on a morning walk through the woods. Phase 6: The Late Era Elegy (2016) A Moon Shaped Pool (2016) The Vibe: Acceptance after a long heartbreak. Essential Track: Daydreaming radiohead complete discography

Devastatingly beautiful. A masterclass in mature songwriting. The Final Spin Radiohead’s discography is not a straight line. It is a spiral. They started on the ground floor of rock stardom, got vertigo, and decided to build their own staircases into the unknown. A chaotic masterpiece

The masterpiece. Start here if you want to understand why critics call them "the Pink Floyd of the 90s." Kid A (2000) The Vibe: A frozen computer learning to cry. Essential Track: Everything In Its Right Place Essential Track: Daydreaming Devastatingly beautiful

Imagine you spent three years waiting for OK Computer 2 , and instead the band handed you a glitchy IDM album with no singles, no guitar solos, and a voice run through a telephone modulator. That was 2000. Today, Kid A is hailed as prophetic. It’s jazz, krautrock, and electronic music melting into a white Arctic landscape.

Recorded during the same Kid A sessions, Amnesiac is the weirder, warmer sibling. Where Kid A was cold, Amnesiac swings. Pyramid Song is one of the most beautiful pieces of music ever written about death, and Life in a Glasshouse ends the album with a haunting New Orleans funeral dirge.

Underrated. If Kid A is the head, Amnesiac is the heart. Phase 4: The Return to the Guitar (2003) Hail to the Thief (2003) The Vibe: Political rage in a digital panic attack. Essential Track: 2 + 2 = 5