"It was a brave old world back in the year 2000; on the Drag City side of the street (we called it 'the fast lane' -- what did we know?), the production team of Adam and Eve deliriously blended the guilty pleasures of late '90s smooth R 'n' B (as epitomized by the group Class Houses, featuring Reeta Young) with the pushy funk of Royal Trux. Featuring, ladies and gentlemen, Jennifer Herrema and Neil Hagerty, etc. An album and an EP removed from the synapse-splitting Accelerator, The Radio Video EP knocked our vision of Royal Trux out of focus in five quick tracks, while simultaneously morphing into a new incarnation that we might finally hope to understand in some future days (2014? Nahhh...). Dance-poppin' Trux! Of course, this new EP wasn't a catch-all release revisiting former poses -- no, never! In keeping with Royal Trux tradition, The Radio Video EP was a new and hitherto untouched quantity -- this time, well-machined, club-ready psych-pop, presented for the pleasure of all the people of Earth, with no discriminations."

Drag City, 2000