Photographic Portrait of Radiohead: How to Disappear

Bassist Colin Greenwood has been quietly snapping candid photos of his band, Radiohead, for years. Using his small black Yashica T4 Super camera, he has captured moments of his friends lost in their own performances, unaware of his presence.

In his book "How to Disappear," Greenwood shares his stunning collection of photographs that offer a unique glimpse into the world of Radiohead. Over the course of two decades, he has documented the band on stage, backstage, in rehearsal rooms, and on tour, as they navigate the complexities of being a 21st-century musical powerhouse.

Through his photos and accompanying text, Greenwood provides an intimate portrait of the band, offering insight into their experiences and the impact they have had on the musical landscape. He reflects on the joy, doubt, confidence, and uncertainty that the band has faced throughout their journey, capturing the essence of their middle years and the evolution of their artistry.

"How to Disappear" is a testament to Radiohead's status as iconic cultural and musical innovators, showcasing their penchant for pushing boundaries and challenging conventions. Greenwood's photos and personal narratives serve as a tribute to the band's enduring influence and their ability to captivate audiences with their daring creativity.

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