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10. Radiohead (1985 \u2013 present, radiohead.com)<\/h2>\n

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Straight out of Abingdon, Oxfordshire, Radiohead is an English band. Starting its path in 1985, the band has remained faithful in terms of its members for 30 years<\/strong>, consisting of Thom Yorke<\/a> as the lead vocalist, guitar and piano player, Jonny Greenwood as the main guitarist and keyboards player, Colin Greenwood as the man with the bass, Phil Selway rocking the drums, percussion and backing vocals and finally, but not last, Ed O\u2019Brien as guitarist and backing vocalist.<\/p>\n

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Influenced by big names such as Queen, Pink Floyd, R.E.M. and The Beatles, Radiohead has been flirting with various subgenres<\/strong> such as alternative rock, experimental rock, electronic and art rock. Proud owners and makers of 8 studio albums, 1 live album, 30 singles and 39 music videos, the Radiohead band members distinguished themselves from the masses and made a name in the industry<\/strong>, a name repaid with 70 award nominations and 18 awards won, including 3 Grammy Awards<\/a> and even one MTV Video Music Awards. And hence they do not seem to want to stop<\/strong>, we sense more to come.<\/p>\n

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In case you have never heard of Radiohead until now, let us also give you a glimpse at the best of their work. Out of their many albums, the most remarkable ones<\/strong> are the 2000 Kid A and the 2001 Amnesiac. Kid A was the result of a lot of effort and changes coming from the lead Thom Yorke, while Amnesiac<\/a> came with influences from classical music and jazz, though more traditional and faithful to their original style.<\/p>\n

In case you do not have the necessary time to listen to the entire albums, we recommend you the 90s teen angst anthem Creep, the eerie Everything Is In The Right Place, the eerie Street Spirit (Fade Out) and the calming No Surprises.<\/p>\n