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- Radio_Wars_(album) abstract "Radio Wars is the second studio album by London-based Australian indie rock band Howling Bells. It was released through Independiente in the United Kingdom on 2 March 2009 to mixed reviews. Recorded at four different studios, it was produced by Dan Grech-Marguerat except one track by Howling Bells.Songwriting efforts for Radio Wars were provided by all four members of the band. The album's themes encompass a wide range of topics, from chaos and optimism to unity and the technological revolution. Most songs were demoed in Australia with one recorded in Melbourne, three in London, and the rest in Los Angeles. The album was the band's first physical release issued outside of the UK and Australia. Three singles were issued from Radio Wars, but all failed to chart. The album peaked within the Top 30 on the Australian Albums Chart and just outside the Top 50 on the UK Albums Chart. Although listed as containing ten tracks, the sixth, "Ms. Bell's Song/Radio Wars Theme", is two separate pieces of music. Additionally, a hidden track, "To LA", is omitted from the booklet and back cover. Musically, the album contains elements of rock, pop, blues, folk, and electronica, with songs that range from synthesised percussion rhythms to crooning 1950's style balladry.To promote the album, the band played a free show at retail outlet Fopp Records, in London, on the day of the UK release. The following week, they played another free show in London, this time sponsored by NME. While touring Radio Wars, Howling Bells supported The Duke Spirit, Mercury Rev, Razorlight, and Coldplay.".
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- Radio_Wars_(album) producer "Dan Grech-Marguerat, Howling Bells".
- Radio_Wars_(album) quote "Dan challenged us a lot as well, which we’ve never had before. He had a lot of inspiring ideas. Basically it was like he was part of the band for the duration of the time we were working with him, which was really, really good.".
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- Radio_Wars_(album) recorded "September 2007, January–July 2008 *Sing Sing Studios *Sound Factory *AIR Studios *Mayfair Studios".
- Radio_Wars_(album) released "2009-03-02".
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- Radio_Wars_(album) source "–Joel referring to Dan Grech-Marguerat.".
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- Radio_Wars_(album) title "Into the Chaos".
- Radio_Wars_(album) title "It Ain't You".
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- Radio_Wars_(album) title "Nightingale".
- Radio_Wars_(album) title "Radio Wars Theme".
- Radio_Wars_(album) title "Setting Sun".
- Radio_Wars_(album) title "To LA".
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- Radio_Wars_(album) writer "B. Picchio".
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- Radio_Wars_(album) writer "Joel Steinref |"Radio Wars Theme" co-written by Juanita and Joel, with songwriting credits adapted from ASCAP.|group= "nb"".
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- Radio_Wars_(album) writer "Juanita Stein, B. Picchio".
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