It's rock and roll's most enduring dream. Top down, radio on cruising down open highways. It's a legacy that's endured from Bo Diddley, through The Modern Lovers to modern day arch dreamers like Hefner.

Multiscreen's journey is no easy ride, but a twisted trip through the humid hypnotics of classic Delta blues and the sleazy, driving urban punk of New York New Wave. 'Radio Kids' messes with classic songwriting by way of wired guitar exploration in the style of Television and Pavement, while Multiscreen's backbeat owes as much to hip hop as rock.

'Radio Kids' is the second release by the band, following the 'Hip' 12" released in the summer of '97 on their own Jerry Records label. Casper from Headrillaz supplied the remix for the flip side in exchange for a t-shirt.

'Radio Kids' is loosley based on Dan's fantasy of a pirate radio station broadcasting aural LSD to an unsuspecting population.

Multiscreen are: Dan Eastmond - lead vocals / lead guitar
Morgan Kennedy - bass / vocals
Greg - drums