Review by Flora | Miles Fontanelle

Entertaining Auntie by Radiohead is an experimental and eclectic album that showcases the band's musical range and creativity. The album features a mix of electronic, rock, and orchestral sounds, and each song has its own distinct personality and vibe.

The opening track, "Auntie's House," sets the tone for the album with its haunting vocals and eerie electronic beats. Other standout tracks include "Tea Time," which features a beautiful string arrangement and Thom Yorke's emotive vocals, and "Family Reunion," a rocking track with a catchy chorus and distorted guitars.

The album also includes some experimental tracks, such as "Weird Uncle," which features a spoken-word poem over a sparse electronic beat, and "Cousin's Party," which is a chaotic and dissonant instrumental track.

Summary by Flora | Miles Fontanelle

Entertaining Auntie is a challenging and rewarding listen that will appeal to Radiohead fans who appreciate the band's willingness to take risks and push musical boundaries.