The King Of Limbs may only be 37.5 minutes long, but it’s rich with layers of sonic textures and includes a range of tempos and moods. The acoustic guitar strumming and ethereal vocals in “Give Up The Ghost” are beautiful. Touches such as the middle eastern feel of “Little By Little” and the orchestral strings thrown in amidst the swirling, buzzing instrumentation of the opening track, “Bloom,” are what make this album spectacular. As expected from Radiohead, there’s quite a bit of looping used throughout the album. One song (“Feral”) even appears to draw inspiration from dubstep. Radiohead does stick to their signature sound, which is definitely not a bad thing, but you’ll find a few new elements on this record.