K, so just listened to Kid A and OK Computer

>it's a fairly common sound in the indie scene, and there are many who have done it better
Name 10 bands who have done this better

congratulations
you did it

you made me realize my favorite band is literally just okay
nobody has ever told me this before
thank you so much

i see the light

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>it's another "OP thinks he's special for not liking an acclaimed album" thread
no one cares, kid

>>70962603
Amon Tobin
Bonobo
The Antlers
The Klaxons
Ratatat
Animal Collective
Have A Nice Life
UNKLE
Blur
Muse

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>>70962691
>muse
>KID A

>>70962729
it's almost like you didn't listen to the 2nd law

>>70962580
>trip hop
kek
(let's imagine you aren't baiting)
you don't realize how unimaginative the indie-rock scene was at this time: every band was playing post-grunge or/and britpop. OK Computer changed everything.

>>70962729
>and OK computer

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>>70962739
So they were a seminal landmark band, then, like Velvet Underground or The Sonics. Ok, I can respect that.

>>70962739
>every band was playing post-grunge and britpop
this is blatantly not true. radiohead were very talented and creative and they happened to break through, but to believe that they were the only ones making interesting indie rock at the time is comically wrong.

>>70962738
>

>>70962691
LOL MUSE