It would be impossible to outdo the Care Bear stare ridiculousness of "Golden Age" and "Dancing Choose"'s Residents flashback wasn't that interesting the first time, so TV On The Radio took the visuals in a different direction for the third Dear Science clip, for the crawling, elegiac "Stork And Owl." As Tunde told Spinner, he thought up a serie...

Lots of artists you enjoy are covering lots of other artists you enjoy for another tribute album organized by and benefitting War Child, the "network of independent organisations, working across the world to help children affected by war." The pairings are mostly logical -- the Hold Steady covering the Boss, TV On The Radio covering Bowie, Beck ...

Last September, Pitchfork reported that Astralwerks would be releasing Heroes, a benefit compilation for War Child, a charity that helps kids stranded in war zones across the world. Heroes has a pretty simple and great concept: Music legends pick the songs of theirs they want to hear covered and the younger artists they want to have cover their ...

Much hypertext has been spilled, most of it pretty damn favorable, around here about "Dancing Choose", from TV on the Radio's latest album, Dear Science. Prefuse 73, aka Warp-signed hip-hop boundary-blurrer Scott Herren, has also gotten loads of generally positive typing from us over the years. Gotta say, though, Prefuse 73's "Dancing Choose" re...

This "current artists collaborate with dead icons through the miracle of technology" thing just won't go away. Nat King Cole will follow in the posthumous footsteps of such departed icons as Biggie, Johnny Cash, Elvis, and, um, himself with the release of an album called Re:Generations.Re:Generations contains reimaginings of Cole songs by TV on ...