“Good Stuff” begins as soft slowcore

What's most amazing to me in the present day is how well both of these albums held up

Graham Lambkin's field recordings are profoundly democratic

constructing remarkably evocative and emotional performances from file manipulation

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RADIOHEAD - Ok Computer DLP Art Rock “Good Stuff” begins as soft"OK Computer" was originally released on May 21, 1997, with a slight delay of three weeks in Germany. Produced by Nigel Godrich, the album includes songs such as "Paranoid Android," "Karma Police," "Lucky," and "No Surprises," and is considered a true classic in the band's history. With "OK Computer," Radiohead not only achieved their definitive breakthrough but also their first number one album in the UK charts.