Colin Greenwood is the bassist of Radiohead. He reviews non-fiction for The Spectator and has recently been working with Belgian/Egyptian singer-songwriter Tamino.
Greenwood read English at Peterhouse College, Cambridge before Radiohead’s international hit ‘Creep’ was released, from one of the defining albums of the Britpop era, The Bends, before releasing OK Computer. Their reinvention at the turn of the millennium with Kid A and Amnesiac and then albums In Rainbows and A Moon-Shaped Pool have solidified their legacy into the present day.
In his recent downtime from Radiohead, he has been reviewing books for The Spectator and working with Belgian/Egyptian singer-songwriter Tamino. In late 2022 and early 2023 he toured Australia as part of Nick Cave and Warren Ellis’s band.
