Clinging To A Scheme

The Radio Department's releases have been referred to as The perfect mix between Saint Etienne and early The Jesus and Mary Chain and The best songs Pet Shop Boys never wrote and the album you'd hoped My Bloody Valentine did after "Loveless". And perhaps both comparisons makes sense. In a way. But the truth is that Sweden's No. 1 alternative pop geniuses only sound like one band - themselves. We've waited four long years for this brand new masterpiece, but a simple press on Play and you'll know it's been worth every second. "Clinging to a scheme" combines the best components from their previous albums "Lesser matters" and "Pet grief" with soul guitars, P-funk, cut/paste-beats and 70's futuristic orchestra sounds. Breathtaking!