Radiohead

A highly influential English rock band (Thom Yorke, Jonny Greenwood, Ed O'Brien, Colin Greenwood, Phil Selway) known for evolving from guitar-rock ("Creep") to experimental electronic soundscapes ("Kid A"), exploring themes of modern alienation, technology, and anxiety with complex production and diverse musical forms, becoming critically acclaimed for albums like OK Computer and known for artistic integrity and risk-taking in the pop music landscape. They formed as On a Friday in 1985, changed their name to Radiohead (from a Talking Heads song) for their record deal, and have maintained their core lineup, becoming one of the most original and important bands of their era.