Photographic Portrait of Radiohead

Colin Greenwood, the bassist for Radiohead, has been capturing fleeting moments of the band for years with his small black Yashica T4 Super camera. His friends, lost in the performance moment, are often unaware of his presence behind the camera lens.

"How to Disappear" by Colin Greenwood is a remarkable collection of his own photographs showcasing Radiohead. Spanning over two decades, Greenwood invites us on a journey deep into the core of the 21st century's most influential band. As a rebellious group that has both expanded and distorted the musical landscape, Radiohead's impact is undeniable.

In his photographs, Greenwood provides glimpses of the band on stage, backstage, during rehearsals, and everywhere in between. Through his accompanying text, he shares the stories and memories that these images evoke, creating an intimate portrayal of the band's evolution through the years. This journey reflects the highs and lows, the certainty and doubts, that characterize their "middle years".

As we follow Radiohead on their creative and personal odyssey, Greenwood's photographs offer a unique perspective into the lives of these musical and cultural pioneers. Through his lens, we witness the joy, the uncertainty, and the confidence that define the band as they navigate the complexities of fame and artistic expression.

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