OK Computer
Saw the internet coming and wasn't happy about it.
The album wall. Mostly the millennial alt canon — melancholy that doesn't wallow, confidence that doesn't announce itself.

The records I keep coming back to. The sound of people figuring themselves out in public.
Saw the internet coming and wasn't happy about it.
The follow-up that refused to repeat the trick.
One guy, a lot of reverb, talking himself into it.
The same guy, five years later, talking himself into changing.
The comeback record about almost not making it. You can hear the almost.
Confidence works better underplayed. Exhibit A.
Miserable and hilarious, usually in the same line.
Prog for people who claim they don't like prog.
Still sounds like something breaking on purpose.
Maximalist and unembarrassed. Turn it up.
A concept album that earned the concept.
The swing-for-the-fences sequel. Respect the ambition.
Swagger with the tunes to back it. Rare combo.
Robots chasing something human. They caught it.
The one where the seams start to show. Better for it.
Twee with teeth. Sadder than it lets on.
Homesick piano-pop. Hits different once you've moved countries.
The deep cut on this wall. Earns its spot.