Radiohead fans have reason to celebrate as a groundbreaking new documentary promises to shed light on the untold story of the iconic band. Titled *Psycho Killer No More*, the film takes viewers on an intimate journey through Radiohead’s evolution, offering a treasure trove of never-before-seen footage, rare interviews, and behind-the-scenes moments that span their illustrious career.
Directed by award-winning filmmaker Jonathan Glaser, who has collaborated with the band on iconic music videos like “Karma Police” and “Street Spirit,” the documentary aims to reveal the human side of a group often shrouded in mystique. “This film isn’t just about the music,” Glaser shared in a statement. “It’s about the friendships, the struggles, and the relentless pursuit of artistic innovation that define Radiohead.”
The documentary features candid conversations with band members Thom Yorke, Jonny Greenwood, Colin Greenwood, Ed O’Brien, and Philip Selway, reflecting on pivotal moments in their career. From their early days in Oxfordshire as high school friends forming a band called On A Friday to their meteoric rise with *OK Computer* and their reinvention with *Kid A*, *Psycho Killer No More* provides a rare glimpse into the band’s creative process and personal dynamics.
One of the film’s most buzzworthy elements is its inclusion of previously unreleased live performances and studio footage, including an early demo of “Creep” recorded before the song became a global phenomenon. Fans will also see never-before-shared clips from the making of *In Rainbows* and the band’s emotional moments during their *A Moon Shaped Pool* tour.
The film will premiere at the Sundance Film Festival next month before a limited theatrical release and streaming debut on Netflix later this year. For Radiohead devotees and music lovers alike, *Psycho Killer No More* promises to be an unmissable tribute to one of the most influential bands of the modern era.
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