Inspiration – Radiohead Logo Facts, Meaning, History & PNG

Radiohead Logo

evolution history and meaning

  • It was a lowercase sans-serif inscription with the blurred uneven letters placed pretty far from each other.
  • The “R” was the only written in white and placed on a solid black circle, other letters were all black.
  • 1994 — 2000 For “The Bends” album the new Radiohead logotype was created in 1994.
  • This time the inscription was written in all capitals and executed in an extended and solid sans-serif typeface with smooth angles and clean contours of the letters.
  • The font, used for this emblem was Microgramma Bold.
  • 2000 — 2003 The redesign of 2000 brought a new logotype for the band, and it could be seen on the cover of their “Kid A” album.
  • The new capitalized wordmark was executed in a bold sans-serif typeface, which was very similar to BD Plakatbau, with pretty massive structures and a sense of style and modernity.
  • 2000 — Today The most iconic Radiohead logo was designed in 2000 and is still used by the band.
  • This was the first and only emblem with no lettering on it.
  • The new emblem got nicknamed “Modified Bear”.
  • 2003 — 2007 For the band’s “Hall of The Thief” album, the monochrome logotype was rewritten again.
  • 2007 — 2011 In 2007 the band starts using a clean and confident sans-serif typeface for its capitalized logotype.
  • 2016 — Today The redesign of 2016 brought a new style to the Radiohead visual identity, writing its capitalized logotype in a traditional medium-weight sans-serif typeface, where each detail and touch are perfectly balanced.
  • For promotional and advertising materials the letters of the wordmark may be emboldened and blurred, while the white negative space of “R”, “D”, “O”, and “A” are being colored black.

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