Radiohead - Pablo Honey

Released in February 1993, "Pablo Honey" is Radiohead’s debut album, produced by Sean Slade and Paul Q. Kolderie.

The record blends grunge and alternative rock, reflecting influences from bands like Pixies and Nirvana. The standout track, "Creep", became a massive global hit, initially overshadowing the rest of the album. However, songs like "Anyone Can Play Guitar" and "You" already hinted at the band’s evolving sonic identity. While it lacks the experimentation of their later works, "Pablo Honey" marked the beginning of Radiohead’s meteoric rise.