Amnesiac

Having bloomed from the same recording sessions as *Kid A*, Radiohead’s fifth album offers an alternate angle on the restive experimentation of their post-‘90s phase. *Amnesiac* undoubtedly shares its predecessor’s electronic digressions (“Like Spinning Plates”) and jazz flourishes (most potently on the tumbling, percussive “Dollars & Cents”). But it also offers something even more challenging, replete with crumbling orchestral builds and—as on the plaintive “Morning Bell/Amnesiac”—invigorating bursts of Thom Yorke’s matchless falsetto.

After months of waiting, and several tentative release dates, Amnesiac finally hit store shelves last Tuesday. Since last October, we ...

Check out our album review of Artist's Amnesiac on Rolling Stone.com.

Who does Radiohead think they are?

<p>After last year's musical tantrum, Radiohead are back on top form, says Alex Petridis</p>

Radiohead - Amnesiac review: <script src=