The Radio Dept: Lost and Found (Live)

The Radio Dept is a cornerstone band off of the fantastic Swedish label, Labrador. You will find many TSOI posts to Labrador artists, in particular, The Legends and Acid House Kings. In 2010, The Radio Dept put out a very well received dream pop/shoe-gaze-ish album in Clinging to a Scheme.

This is from a show in 2010, but if you missed it, they are playing again soon so get on it!

Download: The Radio Dept: Lost and Found (Live)

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