Radiohead – TKOL RMX 1234567

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Artist: Radiohead

Title: TKOL RMX 1234567

Year: 2011

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  • 1. Little By Little - Caribou Rmx (5:40)
  • 2. Lotus Flower - Jacques Greene Rmx (7:09)
  • 3. Morning Mr Magpie - Nathan Fake Rmx (4:51)
  • 4. Bloom - Harmonic 313 Rmx (5:04)
  • 5. Bloom - Mark Pritchard Rmx (6:07)
  • 6. Feral - Lone RMX (5:17)
  • 7. Morning Mr Magpie - Pearson Sound Scavenger RMX (4:38)
  • 8. Separator - Four Tet RMX (7:03)
  • 9. Give Up The Ghost - Thriller Houseghost Remix (6:13)
  • 10. Codex (Illum Sphere) (4:34)
  • 11. Little By Little (Shed) (4:49)
  • 12. Give Up The Ghost - Brokenchord Rmx (5:05)
  • 13. TKOL - Altrice Rmx (6:02)
  • 14. Bloom - Blawan Rmx (7:29)
  • 15. Good Evening Mrs Magpie - Modeselektor RMX (7:44)
  • 16. Bloom - Objekt RMX (5:21)
  • 17. Bloom - Jamie xx Rework (2:28)
  • 18. Separator - Anstam RMX (4:50)
  • 19. Lotus Flower - SBTRKT RMX (5:21)

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Radiohead is an English band from Abingdon, Oxfordshire, that started releasing music in the early 1990s and is known for their shift from guitar-driven alternative rock to more experimental and electronic styles. Their debut album, *Pablo Honey*, came out in 1993, but they’re perhaps best known for landmark albums like *OK Computer* and *Kid A*, both of which expanded their sound and won significant critical acclaim. Radiohead has built a reputation for pushing boundaries, whether through their pay-what-you-want release of *In Rainbows* or genre-blurring tracks such as "Paranoid Android" and "Everything In Its Right Place." The band has racked up numerous awards and remains influential across alternative and experimental music scenes. Fans of acts like Blur, Massive Attack, and Portishead may find Radiohead’s atmospheric and innovative approach especially appealing.

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