Released in October 2000, "Kid A" marked a major shift in direction for Radiohead, as they moved away from the alternative rock sound of "The Bends" and "OK Computer" in favor of a more experimental and electronic style.
Produced by the band themselves, with the collaboration of Nigel Godrich, the album blends elements of electronic music, ambient, jazz, and classical music, creating a cold, dystopian atmosphere. Tracks like "Everything In Its Right Place", "The National Anthem", and "Idioteque" stand out for their sonic innovation. Widely acclaimed, "Kid A" is one of the most influential albums of the 21st century, solidifying Radiohead as one of the most avant-garde bands in contemporary music.
: Radiohead
: 2016
: XL Recordings
: Dr Tchock, Stanley Donwood, John Lubbock, Gerard Navarro, Radiohead, Nigel Godrich, Gerard Navarro, Graeme Stewart, Nigel Godrich, Plank (3), Chris Blair, Nigel Godrich, The Orchestra Of St. John's, Jonny Greenwood, Büro Destruct, Radiohead
: North America (inc Mexico)
: Electronic, Rock
: 1. Everything In Its Right Place; 2. Kid A; 3. The National Anthem; 4. How To Disappear Completely; 5. Treefingers; 6. Optimistic; 7. In Limbo; 8. Idioteque; 9. Morning Bell; 10. Motion Picture Soundtrack
