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The debut album Desperate Youth, Blood Thirsty Babes from Brooklyn-based group TV ON THE RADIO mixes post-punk, doo-wop, electronics & other atmospheric elements. The sound is a melting pot of edgy cool; combining the crude electronics of WALL OF VOODOO, the vocal stylings of early solo PETER GABRIEL, & the apocalyptic intensity of INTERPOL. The group is formed around the core duo of vocalist TUNDE ADEBIMPE & multiinstrumentalist/producer DAVID ANDREW SITEK (YEAH YEAH YEAHS producer ...
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The debut album Desperate Youth, Blood Thirsty Babes from Brooklyn-based group TV ON THE RADIO mixes post-punk, doo-wop, electronics & other atmospheric elements. The sound is a melting pot of edgy cool; combining the crude electronics of WALL OF VOODOO, the vocal stylings of early solo PETER GABRIEL, & the apocalyptic intensity of INTERPOL. The group is formed around the core duo of vocalist TUNDE ADEBIMPE & multiinstrumentalist/producer DAVID ANDREW SITEK (YEAH YEAH YEAHS producer ...
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Nine Types of Light is the follow-up to the bands gorgeous, glorious 2008 release, Dear Science, which proved to be a kind of breakout release. It was named album of the year by Rolling Stone, Spin, Pitchfork, Entertainment Weekly, MTV & NPR; touring behind the album, the group sold out a years worth of live shows across the world. This, however, did not prevent everyone from referring to TV On The Radio as a Brooklyn b&. On this album, the group takes an admittedly simpler approach to ...
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Nine Types of Light is the follow-up to the bands gorgeous, glorious 2008 release, Dear Science, which proved to be a kind of breakout release. It was named album of the year by Rolling Stone, Spin, Pitchfork, Entertainment Weekly, MTV & NPR; touring behind the album, the group sold out a years worth of live shows across the world. This, however, did not prevent everyone from referring to TV On The Radio as a Brooklyn b&. On this album, the group takes an admittedly simpler approach to ...
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TV On The Radio: Tunde Adebimpe, David Andrew Sitek. Recording information: 2006. On its 2006 album, RETURN TO COOKIE MOUNTAIN, the Brooklyn-based post-punk group TV on the Radio manages that rare feat of becoming more adventurous & accessible at the same time. While this record isnt a major departure from its eclectic predecessor (the lauded DESPERATE YOUTH, BLOODY THIRSTY BABES), it is notably more cohesive, & even boasts a guest appearance by David Bowie, who slinks into backing voca ...
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Despite their connections to the New York rock scene -- the band is based in Brooklyns Williamsburg district & keyboardist/sound manipulator David Andrew Sitek has produced releases by the Liars & the Yeah Yeah Yeahs -- TV on the Radios debut EP, Young Liars, is difficult to place, musically or geographically speaking. The angular, arty feel that informs the bands that Sitek has worked with is evident in TV on the Radios music too, but in a cool, implosive way; combined with the keyboards ...
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Jewellery Quarter is the second album from Birmingham based indie rockers The Twang. The follow up to 2007s debut Love It When I Feel Like This shows off the bands softer & mature side. Gentle piano-led ballads sit alongside the bands usual terrace anthems comfortably & the exploration of new ideas & sounds are deftly handled. A bold & strong effort.

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TV On The Radio - Nine Types Of Light (Deluxe Edition)

Nine Types of Light is the follow-up to the bands gorgeous, glorious 2008 release, Dear Science, which proved to be a kind of breakout release. It was named album of the year by Rolling Stone, Spin, Pitchfork, Entertainment Weekly, MTV and NPR; touring behind the album, the group sold out a years worth of live shows across the world. This, however, did not prevent everyone from referring to TV On The Radio as a Brooklyn band.On this album, the group takes an admittedly simpler approach to
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Nine Types of Light is the follow-up to the bands gorgeous, glorious 2008 release, Dear Science, which proved to be a kind of breakout release. It was named album of the year by Rolling Stone, Spin, Pitchfork, Entertainment Weekly, MTV & NPR; touring behind the album, the group sold out a years worth of live shows across the world. This, however, did not prevent everyone from referring to TV On The Radio as a Brooklyn b&. On this album, the group takes an admittedly simpler approach to

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