OK Computer

Expansive, haunting, and ahead of its time—Radiohead’s OK Computer is a masterpiece that redefined alternative rock. Released in 1997, this album blends intricate soundscapes, unsettling paranoia, and deeply emotional lyricism into a sonic journey that still feels futuristic. Thom Yorke’s ethereal vocals, Jonny Greenwood’s innovative guitar work, and Phil Selway’s dynamic drumming push OK Computer beyond genre boundaries, making it one of the most critically acclaimed albums of all time.

From the soaring melancholy of Paranoid Android to the eerie stillness of No Surprises and the dystopian chill of Exit Music (For a Film), every track is meticulously crafted. The album's themes of alienation, technology, and modern anxiety resonate just as strongly today as they did at its release.

Now pressed on high-quality vinyl, OK Computer offers a deep, immersive listening experience—bringing out the rich textures and atmospheric layers that make this album a true landmark in music history.

Track Listing:

1. Airbag – 4:44
2. Paranoid Android – 6:23
3. Subterranean Homesick Alien – 4:27
4. Exit Music (For a Film) – 4:24
5. Let Down – 4:59
6. Karma Police – 4:21
7. Fitter Happier – 1:57
8. Electioneering – 3:50
9. Climbing Up the Walls – 4:45
10. No Surprises – 3:48
11. Lucky – 4:19
12. The Tourist – 5:24

This isn’t just an album—it’s a statement, a soundtrack for modern existence that feels just as relevant today as it did in the late '90s. If you’re looking for a record that’s sonically breathtaking, emotionally devastating, and endlessly thought-provoking, OK Computer is essential.