There’s a warmth to Palace’s Ox that makes it easy to get lost in, as though you’re revisiting a memory you didn’t realize you missed. Across ten tracks, Leo Wyndham’s lyricism finds meaning in the things we often take for granted: late nights somewhere familiar, friendships that change as we grow up, and a love worth coming home to. It’s intimate, reflective, and unmistakably their own. Here’s my take on every track, from “Dream On” to the title track that closes it all out.

Few bands have built a catalog as expansive and influential as Radiohead. Across nine studio albums, their sound has continually evolved. This personal ranking moves between beloved classics, deep cuts, and unexpected favorites, highlighting 20 songs that have left the strongest impression — and continue to make Radiohead’s discography endlessly worth revisiting.

With nearly two months since the release of this remarkable album, my thoughts on each song have evolved into a profound obsession and deep emotional connection. As I listen to the album, its lyricism and storytelling weave a captivating narrative, taking me through a wide spectrum of emotions that I can't help but adore.