This group explores deep human emotions and societal issues through unconventional rock sounds. Their music is characterized by an experimental approach and a hypnotic atmosphere that draws the listener into a world of introspection and critical reflection. They are known for their ability to create soundscapes that are both raw and fragile, reflecting the complexities of modern existence. Their work is often seen as a reflection of the times, one that is both unsettling and hopeful.
From their very first release in 1992, with the single Creep, through to the latest songs from their seventh studio album, In Rainbows, The Radiohead Piano Songbook features 28 of their biggest songs accurately transcribed from the original recordings for piano and voice with guitar chords.