How to Disappear is a kind of visual diary of Radiohead, conceived from the photographs of Colin Greenwood, the band’s bassist. After more than two decades of shooting his various cameras, Greenwood brings together the best snapshots and guides us on a journey to the heart of the most influential band of the 21st century, a band that has magnified the musical landscape, while dominating and distorting it. On stage, in dressing rooms, in rehearsal rooms, on tour, working or having fun, his images, and the stories and memories he evokes in the accompanying text, form an intimate portrait of these musical and cultural rebels as they navigated their “middle years: all the joy and doubt and confidence and uncertainty that we oscillated between.”