IN RAINBOWS

Radiohead - In Rainbows

Track Listing

  1. 15 Step

  2. Bodysnatchers

  3. Nude

  4. Weird Fishes/Apeggi

  5. All I Need

  6. Faust Arp

  7. Reckoner

  8. House Of Cards

  9. Jigsaw Falling Into Place

  10. Videotape

My Rating
9.5/10

Average Critic Rating
9/10

Overview
Unbelievable. Anyone who chooses to listen to ‘In Rainbows’ will understand why this is Radiohead at their peak intimacy and emotion. It showcases delicate dynamics within spacious atmospheres, yet remains powerful in its impact. Every element - the warm basslines, intricate guitar parts, and Thom’s haunting, reverberated falsetto vocals - is carefully woven together into a dreamlike piece of art that feels impossible to replicate. Known for their experimental production, the band have stripped back here to reveal a raw and emotional complexity that works beautifully. It’s personal, immersive, completely timeless, and stands as one of the most cohesive and organic works of all time. Deeply resonant.

Recommended for anyone wanting to to ‘finally’ get why Radiohead are so good.

Featured Song
Weird Fishes/Arpeggi

Most Streamed
Weird Fishes/Arpeggi

Least Streamed
Faust Arp

Underrated
House Of Cards

TVV Top 3 Songs
Weird Fishes/Arpeggi | Reckoner | House Of Cards

Singles
Nude | Jigsaw Falling Into Place

TVV Top 3 Non-Singles
Weird Fishes/Arpeggi | Reckoner | House Of Cards

Listen to Again?
Yes

No-Skip Album?
Yes

Album Artwork Rating
8/10

My first thought about this cover art was that it might be an image of an object or star in space exploding. Apparently, it’s actually just melting wax splattered on a canvas. I think this actually makes it even more beautiful - knowing that this incredible image was created from something so simple.

Genre
Alternative Rock

RL
XL Recordings

Recording Studio
Halswell House (Somerset, England) | The Hospital Club (London, England) | Radiohead’s Studio (Oxford, England) | Tottenham House (Wiltshire, England)

Alternative Artwork

 
 
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