What makes Knives Out by Radiohead notable?

'Knives Out' received positive critical acclaim, solidifying Radiohead's status as innovators in alternative rock. The album also reflects the band's ongoing evolution, influencing numerous artists in the indie and experimental scenes, particularly with its unconventional songwriting and production techniques. By the time Radiohead released 'Knives Out' in 2001, they were transitioning from their 1997 breakthrough 'OK Computer' into a more experimental phase. This album followed their critically acclaimed work and showcased a shift toward intricate, layered compositions as they began to explore deeper emotional themes.