Brooklyn Vegan — "Swedish Guns" is one of the standout cuts on The Radio Dept's Running Out of Love (one of our 2016 favorites) -- strident protest set to an electro-dub beat. The group have just shared the Mythlogen remix of the song which takes it into dark, m... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Also: Chance the Rapper, Kaytranada, Aesop Rock, Charles Bradley, Car Seat Headrest, Mount Kimbie, Thee Oh Sees, Foxygen, The Hotelier, White Lung, and more. Continue reading… more info

Music For Ants — I previously shared my top albums and music videos lists and now it’s time to for my 50 favorite tracks from 2016, presented here in highly unscientific, mostly arbitrary list form. As always, there’s a one song per artist rule to bette... more info

Music For Ants — I’ll spare you the usual 2016 end-of-year list write-up about how it’s been a bad year but at least the music was good. For me personally, there’s been some highs and lows, but mostly this year has been busy and tiring, which is ... more info

Prefix — photo: Anna Wahlgren Pop music has been one of the best exports from Sweden with acts like Robyn, The Radio Dept. and ... Read the full article at http://www.prefixmag.com/media/varamon/may-kareliavideo/78947/ more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Henning Fürst, formerly of fellow Swedish band The Tough Alliance, has turned the house-y "We Got Game" into a full-on dub-reggae number. Continue reading… more info

Impose Magazine — The past few years have been tumultuous for the Swedish agitpop collective The Radio Dept. The 2000s were bountiful, resulting in single, album, and EP releases of the band’s understated yet politic-infused dreamscapes every few months. Their sound... more info

KEXP Seattle — Swedish indie pop band The Radio Dept. have never been optimists, but with new record Running Out of Love, they are really going out of their way not to see any silver linings. “There’s nothing gracious about our kind”, Johan Duncanson sings on... more info

DrownedInSound — Musically it's 4 am in the Hacienda. Emotionally, it's dawn on the last day of your life more info

Consequence of Sound — Swedish duo deliver a breezy, hushed record of forceful protest. more info