It may have been record freezing cold temperatures in New York City last night, but it could not get cooler inside Webster Hall where Danish group THE RAVEONETTES headlined. Unlike previous U.S. tours ...

The Raveonettes have just announced they'll be releasing a new single every month in 2016, part of what they're calling the Rave-Sound-Of-The-Month series. The first of those, "The World is Empty ...

The Danish-born rock duo has settled in New York and Los Angeles, but its members say they still view America through the eyes of voyeurs. The... The Raveonettes: The Sound Of Surfing In The Rain The ...

So, who the hell are they? Danish hot tips Sune Rose Wagner (bloke, vocals, guitars, keyboards) and Sharin Foo (babe, bass, backing vocals), augmented live by Manoj Ramdas (guitar) and Jakob Hoyer ...

Those who have really been paying attention will say that the Raveonettes have never truly made the same album twice. Sure, the Danish duo of Sune Rose Wagner and Sharin Foo have always dealt in quasi ...

When you’ve made two knockout platters of fireball pop — Brill Building candy soaked in acid-bath distortion and iced with medieval-streetcorner singing — what do you for your third time around? Sune ...

The video for the Raveonettes' infectious, fuzzy-sweet new single “Candy” features a montage of the Danish duo in the studio, containing footage with a few scantily clad go-go dancers and the band in ...

The Raveonettes' concept is mix one part horror-movie chic with Buddy Holly melody and Sonic Youth dissonance. On record. the Danish duo lay down that oft-melancholy coed beauty in half-hour doses, ...

Outside of the despicable Aqua’s repulsive “Barbie Girl,” Denmark has not been known for producing any notable music. That is, until now: Enter the Raveonettes, who are among the new school of Danish ...

A mixture of soft yellow and red light illuminates women in flapper dresses and feather boas as they lean over the bar tipping back drinks and squeezing the biceps of Zoot-suited men waiting in line ...