Totally Fuzzy — strahinja said...PATTI SMITH – Easter (1978)SONGS OF THE ROLLING STONES: All Blues’d Up (This Ain’t No Tribute Series) (2002)BRYAN FERRY – These Foolish Things (1973)CHER – All I Really Want to Do / The Sonny Side O... more info

JamBase — BJÖRK'S MULTI-MEDIA VOLTAIC OUT ON NONESUCH RECORDS Björk Björk's Voltaic, a very special DVD/CD/VINYL recording, was released in the U.S. earlier this month by Nonesuch Records, full track listings are below. Voltaic i... more info

Nialler9 — If we’re judging by this preview (and I am), The Strokes frontman has been listening to a whole lotta Goblin and Ratatat has he not? The album is called Phrazes for the Young. More info here. If you like this try: No Related Post more info

3hive — This track has become a staple on the ol' show lately, and I was about to mention how well they sound after The Raveonettes. Good thing I did a bit of fact checking, because in fact the only bands that have preceded them are Ratatat, Sonic Youth, and... more info

Star Online, Malaysia — New York-based indie party machine Ratatat hits Zouk KL this week for a night of genre-defying music thrills. more info

Chorus.fm — Paul Banks of *Interpol* will be releasing Julian Plenti Is...Skyscraper, produced by Peter Katis (who produced the first two Interpol albums), on August 4th through Matador Records. It features guest appearances by members of Ratatat and The Occasi... more info

Lost In Your Inbox — The contrast podcast commemorates its 163rd episode by visiting the year 1963 and, sadly, I am not along for the ride. Once again I just couldn't come up with an appropriate song. I'm not sure what's wrong with me these days. N... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Black Pus, aka Brian Chippendale of Lightning Bolt, was one of two openers at Ratatat's first of two Terminal 5 shows last night (4/21). Despot and Kid Cudi are opening for Ratatat at the same venue tonight. Black Pus... more info

Pasta Primavera — Tonight in Baltimore don’t miss out on Payola Reserve, The Dig, and June Star at the Talking Head.  Down in DC Ratatat, Tussle, and Black Pus are set up to kill the 9:30 Club while The Life and Times, Medications, and Deleted Scenes will rock th... more info

New Times Broward-Palm Beach, FL — Vocalists get the prima donna's share of attention in most groups. But according to Evan Mast, who represents half of the Brooklyn-based instrumental duo Ratatat, their presence can put a damper on creativity. "As a band, Ratatat can get away with d... more info