The Raveonettes
In And Out Of Control

The Raveonettes, Sune Rose Wagner and Sharin Foo, are back with their fourth album. Produced by Thomas Troelsen, who co-wrote seven of the eleven son...

Have you ever had one of those moments where you first hear a song and have to ask everyone in the room to be quiet, turn the stereo up or move closer...

If you own any of the previous Raveonettes albums you will not be surprised by what you hear. From the opener "Bang" on through we are prese...

Sune and Sharin—together, The Raveonettes—have returned with their fourth studio album, In and Out of Control. It's always a delight when ...

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Some albums straddle the fence between sickening and highly enjoyable to such a degree that you can't tell which side it belongs on until you've worn ...

Stylistically and musically, the Danish duo's fourth album plots a familiar course: they continue to trade in bubblegum 50s rock'n'roll spiced with tw...

The girl-group sound has always been about just that-the sound and its evolution, rather than a strictly distaff conceit (think Blondie and Holly &...

Whilst The Raveonettes may never have been fashionable enough or ran far enough ahead of the pack to be at the forefront of any particular movement, t...

Honestly, there isn’t a band out there making music today that I find as scarily creepy and menacing as that of the Danish duo the Raveonettes. Sure, ...