Radiohead's Kid A 25th Anniversary Plus Malcolm McLaren
This episode of Sound Opinions examines Radiohead’s pivotal 2000 album Kid A, exploring its radical departure from guitar rock, the band’s internal struggles, and its lasting cultural impact, followed by a deep dive into the controversial legacy of Malcolm McLaren, manager of the Sex
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