Review2021-11-18

Kid A Mnesia Exhibition is an unsettling and beautiful Radiohead art exhibit

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Jay Peters The Verge
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Kid A Mnesia Exhibition
Genres · adventure
Release · Nov 18, 2021
Developer · Arbitrarily Good Productions, [namethemachine]
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