The few screenshots I am sharing are just the tip of the iceberg in terms of its visual creativity. The exhibition itself is developed by Namethemachine and Arbitrarily Good Productions and features art by Yorke and Donwood and sound design by Godrich. So this music might be up to everyone’s style.Īnd all this is complimented with really damn good visuals. It is to be noted that this is coming from someone who has yet to listen to the album before or even much from Radiohead.īut the songs are very experimental and this album is said to be under the avant-rock subgenre of rock music, songs/albums which push the boundaries of common composition and performance technique. The songs “How to Disappear Completely” and “ Pyramid Song” are so good that I have been listening to them in loop since finishing this exhibition. The music from Radiohead managed to engulf me as I moved through this surreal world. I know that the albums Kid A and Amnesiac are two decades old as of now but this has been the first time I have personally listened to them. It is essentially like playing through a trippy music video.Īnd the music is spectacular, by the way. As the player walks through these locations as the music slowly creeps in with the atmosphere as one plays through the exhibition. The exhibition takes the player through various locations which change in accordance to the song. It can get very extreme in terms of its lighting and effects can be disorienting – so be warned.
So before I proceed to talk about this “exhibition” be warned that this, for sure, needs to be avoided by anyone who is photosensitive. It is, by all indications, a tour through the album in a weird, trippy sense. So what exactly is Kid A Mnesia: Exhibition? Kid A Mnesia is a reissue of the albums Kid A (2000) and Amnesiac (2001) by English rock band, Radiohead. It makes that abundantly clear the moment one starts it.
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