More than twenty years after forming in Milan, Radio Days remain one of Europe's most reliable power pop bands. "Off The Record", their fifth album, finds them refining their formula even further: bigger hooks, tighter arrangements and ten songs that get straight to the point without wasting a second.

Drawing inspiration from The Beatles, The Records, Paul Collins Beat and Nick Lowe, Radio Days blend classic power pop melody with the energy of punk and the sparkle of jangly guitar pop. Keith Moon-inspired drumming, driving bass lines and multi-part harmonies keep the album moving at a relentless pace, while songs like "Flying High", "One Heart One Love" and "I Won't Give Up" deliver the kind of choruses that linger long after the record has ended.

Fans of Teenage Fanclub, The Rubinoos, The Knack, Uni Boys and early Weezer will feel right at home here. A bright, energetic and thoroughly addictive collection of modern power pop from a band that has spent two decades perfecting the craft.