Radiohead’s The Bends Was a Sophomore Record No One Saw Coming: Classic Album Review Tyler Dunston. A look at a simpler time when the band were just one-hit wonders wondering where to go next.

Classic Album Review: Radiohead's The Bends Was a Sophomore Record No One Saw Coming Matt Melis. A look at a simpler time when the band were just one-hit wonders wondering where to go next.

Although Radiohead’s most popular album is actually 1997’s OK Computer, we decided to instead focus on The Bends (the follow-up to their breakthrough 1993 debut) which, in addition to turning ...

Today marks the 20th anniversary of Radiohead‘s The Bends, the second album from the Oxford quintet and the LP that proved Thom Yorke and Co. were more than just “Creep.” With tracks like ...

Radiohead’s ‘The Bends’: 10 Things You Didn’t Know. How the long shadow of "Creep," a supernatural novel, a cameo from a future Walking Dead actor, ...

Two decades on years on, ‘The Bends’ is remembered as Radiohead’s first great album: a nuanced, searing indictment of capitalism and cynicism. But as Jazz Monroe discovers, a toxic fug of ...

Not so surprisingly, The Bends didn’t do nearly as well as Pablo Honey.It got no further than No. 88 on the chart, Radiohead’s all-time lowest showing. "Creep" managed to creep into the Top 40 ...

Radiohead’s ‘The Bends’ at 20: Classic Track-By-Track Review. Two decades on, 'The Bends' is seen as the jumping-off point for a group that's been jumping around ever since.

For a better mid-'90s sense of what Radiohead eventually blossomed into, turn to Pablo Honey’s follow-up, 1995’s The Bends, which just marked its 25th anniversary on March 13.

Radiohead’s ‘The Bends’ at 25: All the Songs Ranked, Worst to Best. The brainy Oxford, England band bring nuance and impressionistic, foreboding beauty to the uber British sound, schooling ...

March 13th marks the 25th anniversary of what some – though surely not all – Radiohead fans regard as the band’s crowning moment, The Bends, an album that still stands up today.