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\n\tRadiohead<\/a>\u2018s immersive, multimedia \u201cMotion Picture House\u201d installation Kid A Mnesia <\/em>will make its debut at Coachella this weekend, beginning on April 10. All ticketholders will be able to enter the Empire Polo Fields\u2019 17,000-square-foot bunker (with 38-foot ceilings) to experience a film featuring\u00a0artwork by Thom Yorke and Stanley Donwood <\/a>made<\/a> while the band was working on their Kid A <\/em>and Amnesiac <\/em>albums, released in 2000 and 2001, respectively. The visuals run to a soundtrack of Radiohead\u2019s music, culled from the original multitracks (played in six-point surround sound), and the Motion Picture House will display the artists\u2019 full-scale art from the period in galleries. (Although the band played its first tour dates since 2018<\/a> last year, the band members will not be there.<\/a>)<\/p>\n \n\tA trailer shows the silhouette of a creature with horns and spindly fingers tiptoeing against a red background until it finds human-looking silhouettes in a white background. Ambient music plays around the imagery. Thom Yorke described the film\u2019s narrative in a statement: \u201cIn which a Monster is trapped in a derelict museum of the lost & forgotten. A relic of a time when technology could have saved us.\u201d<\/p>\n