Culture Bully — TV on the Radio “Dancing Choose (09/30/2008)” (mp3) TV on the Radio - Official Site TV on the Radio - Wikipedia Site TV on the Radio - MySpace Site Subscribe to Culture Bully Here Previously: TV on the Radio “Dear Science” Review Prev... more info

All About Jazz — TV on the Radio Kyp Malone and Tunde Adebimpe TV on the Radio at Treasure Island '08 by Vann Kyp Malone - TVOTR by Vann TV on the Radio by Neil Gavin... more info

JamBase — By: Dennis Cook TV on the Radio "It's always sad to imagine how long it takes people to get to an idea," says TV on the Radio bassist Gerard Smith, lamenting how their latest effort, Dear Science (released September 23 on DGC/Interscope) has been... more info

TV on the Radio “Golden Age (09/30/2008)” (mp3) TV on the Radio - Official Site TV on the Radio - Wikipedia Site TV on the Radio - MySpace Site Subscribe to Culture Bully Here Previously: TV on the Radio “Dear Science” Review more info

Culture Bully — TV on the Radio “Golden Age (09/30/2008)” (mp3) TV on the Radio - Official Site TV on the Radio - Wikipedia Site TV on the Radio - MySpace Site Subscribe to Culture Bully Here Previously: TV on the Radio “Dear Science” Review more info

Chorus.fm — *TV on the Radio* (http://www.absolutepunk.net/tvontheradio) sold 32,299 copies of their new album in its first week. more info

I Guess I'm Floating — September is gone? Usually right around this time I'm one month into another fall semester, midterms coming up in a few weeks, the typical disbelief over how quickly I went from laying on a beach enjoying seemingly endless amounts of summer days to ... more info

Chorus.fm — *TV on the Radio* (http://www.absolutepunk.net/tvontheradio)'s video for "Dancing Choose" can be seen in the replies. more info

Pitchfork — The Concrete and Glass festival will gather a heap of talent in the Shoreditch area of London from October 2-3. Set to take the stages at a variety of spots around Shoreditch: TV on the Radio, Lindstrøm, Fujiya & Miyagi, Lykke Li, Frightened Rabbit,... more info

Paste Magazine — Brooklyn's TV on the Radio seems to have taken advice from another New York-based group and stopped giving a frak about commas —Oxford, epistolary or otherwise. But now that Dear Science (formerly Dear Science, ) has hit record stores and b... more info