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The Radio Dept.
Clinging to a Scheme
 [ Labrador / CD - released 20/Nov/2010 ]
All the pre-release hype and anticipation has been justified; the Radio Dept. have delivered the best work of their career.
Forget (Vinyl) cover
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Forget (Vinyl)
 [ Terrible Records / LP - released 1/Aug/2011 ]
Limited edition vinyl issue.
Dreams Come True (Vinyl) cover
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Dreams Come True (Vinyl)
 [ Warp Records / LP - released 17/Oct/2011 ]
Friend cover
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Grizzly Bear
Friend
 [ Warp Records / CD - released 26/Nov/2007 ]
A beautiful, dramatic and varied compendium of Grizzly Bear collaborations, re-workings and new tracks featuring guest appearances by CSS, Beirut, Band of Horses, Deerhunter and The Dirty Projectors.
Lesser Matters cover
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The Radio Dept.
Lesser Matters
 [ XL Recordings / CD - released 23/Aug/2004 ]
A beautiful debut recording, which uses delicate song writing and distorted white noise in equal measure to dramatic effect.
Pet Grief cover
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The Radio Dept.
Pet Grief
 [ Pop Frenzy Records / CD - released 14/Nov/2006 ]
The Swedish indie-pop band The Radio Dept. offer their eagerly awaited sophomore recording - the equally satisfying but darker epic, 'Pet Grief'.
Forget cover
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Twin Shadow
Forget
 [ 4AD / CD - released 15/Nov/2010 ]
Co-produced with Grizzly Bear's Chris Taylor, this debut effort from Brookylnite George Lewis, Jr. is steeped in 1980s new wave. The instrumentation encompasses clean and shimmering synth sounds, along with electric guitar and drum machines.