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TV on the Radio Fine-Tunes the Receptionnew

TV on the Radio's latest, Nine Types of Light, seems to mine deeper into their funky substratum. It feels crisp and direct with a strong backbeat. Kyp Malone, however, doesn't see it like points on a trajectory.

Charleston City Paper | Chris Parker | 10-25-2011 | Profiles & Interviews

Tags: TV on the Radio

TV on the Radio's Kyp Malone Finds Himself With Solo Projectnew

With a lion's mane of hair concealing his head and face, Kyp Malone is easily the most recognizable unrecognizable member of TV on the Radio. He also comes across as the most reserved of the five-piece, which isn't to imply that Malone has nothing to say. Quite the contrary.

The Portland Mercury | Mark Lore | 09-25-2009 | Profiles & Interviews

Tags: Rain Machine, TV on the Radio, Kyp Malone

Dirty Projectors Make Their Masterpiecenew

Blogs, webzines, and internet radio sites aplenty have been touting Bitte Orca as "album of the year" and an artistic and commercial breakthrough of OK Computer proportions. It's a lot to live up to and the band admits that a bit of self-doubt has crept in.

Boston Phoenix | Michael Alan Goldberg | 06-10-2009 | Profiles & Interviews

Tags: Bitte Orca, Dave Longstreth, Dirty Projectors, OK Computer, indie rock, TV on the Radio

Flip the Switch and Begin Anew with TV on the Radionew

If Cookie Mountain closed a chapter for TV on the Radio's alabaster soul, then Dear Science signifies a new direction. Tunde Adebimpe calls it "brighter and cleaner," shorn of the dense layers of distortion of the past. The music is wide open. The future is wide open.

San Francisco Bay Guardian | Mosi Reeves | 09-17-2008 | Profiles & Interviews

Tags: TV on the Radio, Dear Science