Ask a Kid for Help. By Rebecca Katzman Illustrations by Gabe Schneider Everyone knows that adults pay more attention to what’s going on in the world than kids, right? Maybe. But maybe not!

By the time work began on Kid A in January 1999, Radiohead had been touring almost relentlessly for almost eight years and by their own admission, were burnt out. Thom Yorke had become ill, describing ...

Radiohead circa 2000. Singer Thom Yorke (second from right) says that as much as the albums Kid A and Amnesiac channel the dread that loomed over their moment, they are also full of hope that ...

Kid A and Amnesiac have been combined for the new box set Kid A Mnesia. After separating these twins at birth, Radiohead have now reunited them through a new box set Kid A Mnesia.

The simplest description of Kid A Mnesia Exhibition is that it’s essentially a virtual Radiohead art museum featuring music from Kid A and Amnesiac. If that’s enough to pique your interest in ...

To best explain what Kid A Mnesia Exhibition even is, think of it like a musical museum where you get to walk about and experience different Radiohead songs as various exhibits. The entirety of ...

KID A MNESIA. Credit: Epic Games. “T his is not a game,” Epic Games are at pains to point out at the start of a statement accompanying their new KID A MNESIA exhibition with Radiohead.

Radiohead have been one of the best bands on the planet since the mid-90s, managing the rare trick of being eclectic and experimental while at the same time enjoying huge commercial success. The ...

The track is Untitled v1 from Kid A Mnesia, which is pretty experimental even as Radiohead tracks go. Still a neat track, though. For more battle royale games, you can follow that link.