Radiohead's fourth album, "Kid A," which has been described as "the last masterpiece in music history of the 20th century," and their fifth album, "Amnesiac," which was recorded around the same time and is considered a twin work, will be released as a single three-disc set, "Kid A Mnesia," on November 5th by XL Recordings to commemorate the 21st anniversary of their release.


The previously unreleased track "If You Say the Word" from the album has also been released.

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When Radiohead released their fourth album, "Kid A," in 2000, it caused controversy by abandoning the guitar rock format and incorporating cutting-edge electronic music from artists like Aphex Twin and Autechre. Recorded around the same time, its twin album, "Amnesiac," blends electronics with classical music like krautrock, jazz, and bluegrass, becoming a template for the band's mature sound of recent years.


Now, 20 years after its release, it has been reunited as a three-disc set, "Kid A Mnesia," with the addition of "Kid Amnesiae," a 12-track album including B-sides and alternate versions unearthed from the recording sessions, as well as the previously unreleased track "If You Say the Word" and the official first release of "Follow Me Around."



The Japanese 3CD version of this album, which will be released worldwide on November 5th, will be in high-quality UHQCD format, include lyrics translated into Japanese and commentary, and include five additional bonus tracks. In addition to the regular version, a limited edition red vinyl import 3CD/LP will also be released at the same time.