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Sunday

RADIO 4: Enemies Like This

The angry post punk antics of Radio 4 are back. Having admitted their last album was somewhat of a misstep, the new album is infused with the same political vitriol, but with the addition on rubbery dubby basslines and hired hand on decks Jagz Kooner. This lead single is not my favourite from the album, but it may be the most pop formulaic. The video itself is a watch-it-oncer. Watch the video (win).

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