Pablo Honey

Rock · 1993 · 12 tracks

Pablo Honey

A raw, guitar-heavy snapshot of early '90s angst, defined by explosive quiet-loud dynamics and Thom Yorke's vulnerable, soaring vocals.

Debut

Heavy, overdriven Marshall stacks and jagged guitar dynamics anchor this debut in the early nineties American alternative boom. The band navigates anxious, vulnerable lyricism by swinging between quiet, acoustic-driven verses and sudden, feedback-laden explosions.

Pablo Honey · vs · Radiohead

High Energy+1.7σ

It runs notably hotter than this artist's baseline.

Tracklist · 12 Tracks

01

You

3:29

02

Creep

3:56

03

How Do You?

2:12

04

Stop Whispering

5:26

05

Thinking About You

2:42

06

Anyone Can Play Guitar

3:38

07

Ripcord

3:10

08

Vegetable

3:13

09

Prove Yourself

2:25

10

I Can’t

4:13

11

Lurgee

3:08

12

Blow Out

4:40

Moments Worth Waiting For

02CreepThe sudden, abrasive guitar slashes right before the chorus on 'Creep' disrupt the song's quiet, brooding groove.

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Itch

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Pop Smear

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Magnolia

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Holding the Void

Holding the Void

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Stuck

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Blow It Out Your Ass It’s Veruca Salt

Blow It Out Your Ass It’s Veruca Salt

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Karmic

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Devilish

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Sinking

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Rua 47

Capital Inicial

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Reviews

Critic Consensus

Critics were generally positive, if not unanimous.

Los Angeles Times2.5/ 4 stars

BBC Music

Entertainment WeeklyB

AllMusic

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