Coldplay journeys through their own cinematic universe to deliver their 10th studio album.

After a ten-year hiatus, Thirteen Senses return with an atmospheric and elevated album.

A journey through new frontiers, with glimpses of the authentic Coldplay.

An exploration of contrasts in search of unity and hope.

A brief look into Coldplay's evolving sound with moments of brilliance.

Combining the classic Roxette sound with new, modern instrumentation, Good Karma surprise listeners.

With an electric and categorical rhythm, Super contemplates and challenges the world.

Coldplay returns to São Paulo in a festive and celebratory atmosphere, delivering an energetic show for their fans.

A celebration of life in the search for a liberating path.

Chris Martin creates a poetic dedication, and Coldplay presents their most intimate album.

A more vibrant and colorful phase to dominate stadiums.

Coldplay expands their musical horizons, establishes a new concept in their songs, and presents their best work.

On a (long) path of discoveries, Coldplay (still) tries to find itself.

The rise of an authentic and promising band.

Following a winding path, Coldplay emerges with its own brilliance.

With intensity and emotion, A Moon Shaped Pool surprises with impeccable vocals, striking melodies, and virtuosic arrangements.

Radiohead overindulges in complex and unappealing rhythms in the first half of the album, delivering the most experimental work of their career.

With more humanity, Radiohead ascends in their introspection.

Radiohead stretches more than necessary in a dark environment, but the band finds a way to elevate itself.

A segment of Kid A, Amnesiac is a work with highs and lows that tries to break away from the past to move forward.

Radiohead changes direction, embraces new elements, and causes strangeness, but Kid A has its moments of notoriety in its musical revolution.

The most consistent work from Radiohead in the 90s.

On a larger artistic scale, Radiohead elevates its musical concept.

Radiohead's debut album is irregular, but it shows that the group has potential.

25 isn’t the new 21; it’s the new 30.