Dear Science

Musically shit-hot but also brainy and ambivalent, the latest from TV on the Radio cements them as a true Event Band, and the sign o’ the times they capture here isn’t audacious hope, or fierce revolution: It’s confusion. They’re the house band for a country that has no idea what’ll hit it next.

How strange that, in these times fraught with war, economic...

Check out our album review of Artist's Dear Science on Rolling Stone.com.

<p>The art-rockers have fulfilled their potential, says <strong>Ben Thompson</strong></p>

Dear Science is a structural marvel in the way that its music reflects its tone.

It's all noise, everything is noise; birds chirp, construction crews jackhammer, and cities teem with the shock of waveform glut.

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Album Reviews: TV On The Radio - Dear Science

TV on the Radio - Dear Science review: Funky, soulful, poppy but not without considerable weight, Dear Science is one of 2008's best.

Bowie’s pals Dave Sitek and Kyp Malone mix the pop and avant garde