Stereogum — After staying relatively quiet since 2010’s great Clinging To A Scheme, The Radio Dept. finally started to come out of hiding last year: They put out one-off political single “Death To Fascism,” and followed it up with the three-track Occupied ... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — by Bill Pearis The Radio Dept. have a new album on the way but before they get to that is a new non-LP single, "This Repeated Sodomy." The last few singles from them have been politically motivated and this seems... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — by Bill Pearis Swedish electronic duo Korallreven (one-half of which is The Radio Dept's Daniel Tjäder) have a new single, "Here in Iowa." It's also their last. They say, "It's been magic, but there is a time for everything and... more info

Stereogum — After impressing the world with their 2010 album Clinging To A Scheme, free-floating Swedish pop group the Radio Dept. went quiet for four years, only returning last year to release the new one-off track “Death To Fascism” in time for the Swedish... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — by Bill Pearis Sweden's enigmatic The Radio Dept. are finally back with new music. (Their last album was 2010's Clinging to a Scheme.) Their anticipated fourth album will apparently be out this year and the band have just dropped the... more info

Stereogum — The Radio Dept. have been quiet since the release of 2010′s masterful Clinging To A Scheme, but they’ve just released their first new song in over four years. “Death To Fascism” comes right before the Swedish band’s local elections and the ... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — It's been four years since we last heard from enigmatic Swedes, The Radio Dept. The band are back with a new single, "Death to Fascism," which finds them in Primal Scream mode with a driving bassline and house-y piano.... more info

Powerpopulist — We were just now on a matutinal stroll down Memory Lane and found ourselves in an uncharacteristically mood mellow: Glasvegas, The Radio Dept., Oliver North Boy Choir, Kind of Girl, Levy, Hot Silk Pockets, The Happies  . . . The Happies! Hmmm, we ha... more info

Guardian Music — Painting a portrait of fast travel through European cities, this Swedish synth whizz has created a soaring and seraphic soundReading on mobile? Listen hereHometown: Stockholm.The lineup: David Kyhlberg (voice, music).The background: David Kyhlberg's ... more info

Guardian Music — This Swedish 17-year-old crafts sublime Fleetwood Mac-tinged electro-pop. Think Stevie Nicks goes synthHometown: Stockholm.The lineup: Amanda Ulrika Magdalena Mair (vocals).The background: We were always going to like Amanda Mair and her self-titled ... more info