stop.

This is genuinely one of the most heartbreaking and more deeper albums Radiohead as ever made. Especially with handling depression and grief with Thoms wife. Definitely the best album they've made from it being potentially their last album. Such a strong way to end a great band.

This one just wasn't it. A lot of it is very unpleasing to my ears and it's not something I recommend considering how mad it made me feel especially with "Feral." Not good in my opinion.

I found myself more bored of this one than I thought I would considering it being only 7 songs. Not even a single song stuck out to me the most and I felt myself wanting this EP to end. Not worth your 20 minutes of time.

My favorite album they've made. As controversial as it is I just enjoyed every second of this album and it's been my most replayed album from their discography.

I always love the orchestral music sound and hearing it be the main sound for this album is really soothing as well as it being emotionally powerful from start to finish. I also love how it feels like one big song in the style of an album with all the transitions most songs have

The biggest fall from grace album, it started off great to only be worse by the end

A better step in the right direction, really glad they started taking their time to write and produce more than doing yearly album releases.

and yet this was worse than Raditude by a long shot

I'll be honest I only liked the first track while the rest of the album is the most half assed shit Rivers has done. Like what do you mean you wrote a bar that said "first we have a smoke then have a smoke" like what?

As someone who’s still trying to figure himself in life, this albums speaks to me. It starts off with Jack not knowing who he is and when the album ends he still doesn’t quite know but he being him is enough.