https://youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_msurJrVJNAMeQdW-1frbnGnrpCKAAH-zs

Tunde Adebimpe - Vocals, Loops
Kyp Malone - Vocals, Guitars, Loops
David Andrew Sitek - Music
Jaleel Bunton - Drums on "Wrong Way" & "Wear You Out"
Katrina Ford - Vocals on "Staring at the Sun"
Martin Perna - Flute, Bari, Alto on "Wrong Way" & "Wear You Out"
Nick Zinner - Guitar on "Staring at the Sun"

TV On The Radio's debut album "Desperate Youth, Blood Thirsty Babes" is out now - and it's been received very enthusiastically by the online press. Here's a chance to browse through are some of the highlights...

"...Like the thawing of an ice age, the glorious end is nigh. The post-Strokes era is about to be smashed apart. The gravy train is over. TV On The Radio are the first burning shafts of astral rays set to banish the soulless musical freeze forever... " (4.5/5, Drowned In Sound)

"...Experimental without being difficult, dynamic and angular without being dissonant, "Desperate Youth, Blood Thirsty Babes" takes a bunch of eclectic yet familiar sounding parts and assembles them into an incredible whole. In a time when even the best bands are so retro we’re awaiting the new Hives album like it’s the second coming, TV On The Radio are a shot in the arm..." (Xfm)

"...TV On The Radio have layers, and while the casual listeners seeking immediate pop thrills may be disappointed, those digging in for the haul will be delighted, delving into the psychedelic fog for these strange and rewarding musical pearls..."

TV On The Radio's debut album "Desperate Youth, Blood Thirsty Babes" is out now - and it's been received very enthusiastically by the online press. Here's a chance to browse through are some of the highlights...

"...Like the thawing of an ice age, the glorious end is nigh. The post-Strokes era is about to be smashed apart. The gravy train is over. TV On The Radio are the first burning shafts of astral rays set to banish the soulless musical freeze forever... " (4.5/5, Drowned In Sound)

"...Experimental without being difficult, dynamic and angular without being dissonant, "Desperate Youth, Blood Thirsty Babes" takes a bunch of eclectic yet familiar sounding parts and assembles them into an incredible whole. In a time when even the best bands are so retro we’re awaiting the new Hives album like it’s the second coming, TV On The Radio are a shot in the arm..." (Xfm)

"...TV On The Radio have layers, and while the casual listeners seeking immediate pop thrills may be disappointed, those digging in for the haul will be delighted, delving into the psychedelic fog for these strange and rewarding musical pearls..."