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It’s clear that The King of Limbs requires more patience and concentration than listeners who’ve been eagerly waiting more than three years for new Radiohead material can likely muster in the here and now.

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

King Of Limbs is 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.

It’s essentially a 37 minute jam session; one where they’re carving out their current sensibilities and seeing where they run.

This is well-worn terrain for Radiohead, and while it continues to yield rewarding results, the band's signature game-changing ambition is missed.
not an easy listen but it grows on you and eventually the subtle nuances seep in, some moments of sheer brilliance, Thom's voice is perfect throughout, experimental but mainly pure quality

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