Radiohead fans’ patience rewarded

It’s easy to give in and follow these songs to the end; the challenge is to follow their implicit example and take as much time as you need.

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you can sink your teeth into and as time passes, with more passing listens and as more guided ears catch on

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Far out! Pionnering! And I don't realy like Radiohead.

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the jury is still out on The King of Limbs and that’s because there’s always something more to Radiohead

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that’s the beauty of Radiohead – they’ve never, certainly not since the breakthrough days of Creep, been a band for the people

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Radiohead makes good music. As if you had any doubt.

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A cool, understated jazzy cloud of sound

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While The King Of Limbs always sounds great, the actual songs prove elusive—perhaps too elusive at times.

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a slightly amateurish sound yet a very groovy, experimental sound

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Radiohead are musicians capable of emotion at the rawest base and somehow binding it to melody and lyric

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there's plenty for us to get our teeth into

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t's hard not to wonder if it would be received as well as it has been had it come under the imprimatur of, say, a band releasing its second or third album

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it is very unsurprising in its lack of impact since the band has never in their career released three epic albums in a row

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Radiohead’s Rhythmic Zen

If nothing else, Radiohead have become masters of nuance, and we can’t help but remain fascinated.

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I am sure it will continue to grow on me as time passes.

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Radiohead's latest falls short of royalty status

but the trippy beats and dense layers give fans plenty to chew on

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lingers in states of emotional and physical in- between-ness — blooming, diving, flirting, floating, falling

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a subtle, muti-layered affair - surprisingly low-key in places, and it certainly won't win back any fans who checked out in the late '90s

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Radiohead's most divisive record

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It's mood over melody, intellect over gut

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These are eight gorgeous tracks to get lost in

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the more work you put into it, the more you will ultimately get out of it

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The eight tracks leave you unsatisfied and hint at another imminent release.

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an intake of breath before the band's next big creative exhale

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never resolves the friction between the physical freedom of dance music and the carefully constructed architecture of more insular, inward looking art-pop

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a lot of these decisions sound purposeful on a shape-shifting mood piece of album that oftentimes feels haunted

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It’s still Radiohead (even when it’s verging on Thom Yorke) and it’s still worth your while; just don’t expect anything groundbreaking

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It’s by no means perfect, but it is new Radiohead.

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the elements have the potential to be coalesced into something so, so much better. If only they had the guts to do so...

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If The King Of Limbs was by any band other than Radiohead, the world would shrug.

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If the artists were an unknown band, we’d call it a promising effort that needs a lot of polishing.

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