TV On The Radio singer Kyp Malone has revealed his secret love of reggae star Bob Marley. CLASH
TV on the Radio are one of the most significant groups in modern American rock. With albums such as 'Return To Cookie Mountain' and this year's 'Dear Science' the band have re-shaped rock music.

Combining stunning word play with incredible musicianship TV On The Radio can experiment without losing the central, human core of their music. Now in a new interview it seems that singer Kyp Malone has been inspired by the righteous reggae of Bob Marley.

Speaking to NME the singer admitted that he was initially wary of the Jamaican legend. "I spent the better part of my life prejudiced against the Wailers' music due to it's popularity amongst the jock/frat set. Turns out they made music as close to perfect as is possible on this plane. A real lesson."