Indie/Alternative/Pop Rock

produced / engineered / mixed by Justin Long

mastered by Joe Lambert
www.jlmsound.com

illustration by Jenny Meilihove
www.mytinydream.com

Mr. Sanity

Khruangbin music cover by the band @bluemarmalades-463300126

Recorded at @LeBriseGlace in Annecy, France.

Texas Sun - Khruangbin & Leon Bridges Cover

Whilst visiting New York, The Radio Dept. popped into KEXP and recorded an acoustic Piano version of Heaven's On Fire which you can now download here, for free.

Take away the Thurston Moore speech, the fuzz, the synth and strip the song down to it's bare bones, there you'll find a passionate and emotional song.

With Daniel playing the Piano, Martin's acoustic guitar and Johan's soft vocals, The Radio Dept. have done their best to let you into the emotional side of this song.
Listen and download!

The Radio Dept. - Heavens On Fire (Acoustic)

Sample used from Modest Mouse's "Lampshades On Fire".

Lampshades on Fire - Modest Mouse (AyEmOh Remix)

Garage

http://www.facebook.com/filmlerdeoyleolur

The Black Keys - Too Afraid To Love You

Love Of Lesbian - 03 - Noches reversibles

Original track included in the album "Clinging to a scheme" (CPD 30) 
Casa del Puente Discos. 
Labrador Records

The Radio Dept. / Heavens On Fire

A song for the brave students who on strike all across Quebec.  

Song for the Students (Jon Lajoie)

Two Gallants: "Halycon Days"

Since forming in 2005, the Rural Alberta Advantage (Nils Edenloff, Amy Cole and Paul Banwatt) has earned fans and critical acclaim with their unique style of percussive indie-folk songs woven from tales of singer/songwriter Edenloff’s Alberta heritage. Edenloff’s exodus from the province inspired the band’s name and many of the songs from their enthralling debut album, Hometowns, originally self-released in 2008. Buzz grew quickly as indie music fans discovered the record and championed the band online as digital music retailer eMusic.com featured the record in their Selects program spotlighting unsigned artists. Hometowns became the highest-selling Selects act in history and a critical darling nearly overnight, appearing on dozens of “Best of 2008” lists in newspapers, blogs, and radio podcasts across North America and Europe. 

The inspiring DIY success story of the Rural Alberta Advantage has continued to gain momentum and attract fans and followers of their exciting live performances and gritty, honest songs. A breakthrough performance at the 2009 SXSW festival in Austin, Texas won the ultimate seal of approval from Pitchfork (“This band could be huge”) and a nod as a “buzz band” from the Associated Press. More glowing press reviews and sold-out club dates in major cities throughout the United States have followed and Hometowns will be released properly for the first time on Saddle Creek in July 2009.

Drain The Blood

Always looking for new and interesting music. Love supporting indie bands/small labels. 

Two Gallants: "Halycon Days"

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