Radiohead: Life in a Glasshouse

Radiohead are a band apart. For over three decades, they have navigated a uniquely individual path. As their music has grown more beautiful, more strange, and more uncompromising, the band behind it has paradoxically become more popular, evolving from the indie clubs of Britain to fill stadia across the globe, all while selling over 30 million albums. And they have achieved this entirely on their own terms.

Their line-up has remained constant since their school days, yet these five very different individuals have consistently remained united in their drive to push creative boundaries. They have shifted musical direction almost as frequently as they have released albums. The band who initially seemed destined to be one-hit-wonders after the global success of "Creep" in the early 1990s, evolved into true trailblazers, embracing rock, dance, electronica, classical music, and pop without ever sacrificing their distinctive essence.

Radiohead stand as proof that commercial success need not equate to artistic compromise, and Life In A Glasshouse tells their remarkable story.