"Over two years since their astonishing 2006 album "Return to Cookie Mountain", New York avant garde standard-bearers TV ON THE RADIO return with their long-awaited new album "Dear Science". Produced by the group?s multi-instrumentalist Dave Sitek (who earlier this year topped NME's "Future 50" list of "most forward thinking people in music today"), "Dear Science" finds the Brooklyn group fine-tuning what they did best on "Return to Cookie Mountain". The band's Brooklyn friends: the Afro-funk group ANTIBALAS, lend some golden horn rave-ups to "Red Dress" and Katrina Ford of CELEBRATION delivers angelic harmonies on orchestral closer "Lover's Day". But if beautifully damaged tracks such as "Dreams" and "Ambulance" from their debut album "Desperate Youth, Blood Thirsty Babes" is what does it for you, don't worry - TV On The Radio's latest addition still goes for the jugular in the melancholic and moody department."
"Pertinents et sans équivalent, ils sont su imposer un style, un son post rock aux accents soul, ouvert à l'expérimentation."
"TV on the Radio's third album follows on the same path as previous albums, but with some fine-tuning and an awesome rock symphony that portrays art to the ears. Named 2008 Album of the Year by Rolling Stone, Entertainment Weekly, Spin, and Paste magazines."@en

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