I Guess I'm Floating — [MP3] Inlets - JunkThe last time we checked in with Inlets, we were ecstatic to premiere a new track from his LP Inner Arbiter titled "In Which I Robert". Although it's my favorite track off the album, Inlets make a hard push into that territory wit... more info

Nialler9 — Razor-sharp guitar and drum machines is the name of the game with Civil Civic. Like Ratatat playing post-rock if all their instruments were in fuzzy decline. Their songs sound like rediscovered guitar parts from an ’80s studio session reconfigurat... more info

Culture Bully — Music video for "Mahalo" by Ratatat from the group's 2010 release, "LP4." more info

Stereogum — Last time through, Ratatat showed us how to “Party With Children” (hint: procure a bird). In the video for “Mahalo” — shot by 1/2 of the band, Evan Mast — we get a meditative and muddy glimpse of footage from a trek to Vietnam and Laos. I... more info

Pitchfork — The last time electro duo Ratatat came around these parts with a video from the just-released LP4, it was a clip for "Party with Children" featuring just a bird... and that's pretty much it. While the label told us that the clip was just a teaser fo... more info

Chorus.fm — Watch *Ratatat (http://www.myspace.com/ratatat)*'s new video for "Mahalo" here (http://www.spinner.com/2010/06/08/ratatat-mahalo-video-premiere/). more info

Altsounds — The album, their fourth for XL, was conceived following the prolific LP3 recording sessions at Old Soul Studios, in rural upstate New York and much of the album was ultimately was recorded there as well. And while the albums were born in the same ... more info

DrownedInSound — Your imagination provides the film, Ratatat provide the glorious soundtrack. Read the full story on DrownedinSound.com more info

Guardian Music — Music Weekly springs into action with the dulcet tones of the National's Matt Berninger. He tells Rosie Swash about the method behind his songwriting and why the National's music is much more fun than you might think.Singles Club sees Rosie joined by... more info

We All Want Someone To Shout For — NPR has an exclusive stream of Ratatat’s new album, LP4. It’s (obviously) the 4th album from the NYC based electronic rock duo coming out via XL Recordings on June 8th. It features some songs that were left over from the LP3 sessions, so chances ... more info