Once pioneers, Ratatat have made little forward motion in their last few albums. While “Magnifique” strives, it’s backwards, with Stroud and Mast playacting genres better left in the dust.

Ratatat have come a long way since their first time at Coachella four years ago. That was when the New York electronic duo played to the biggest crow ...

Ratatat‘s appropriately titled fourth album, “LP4,” doesn’t fall far from the New York electronic duo’s 2008 set, “LP3.” But the addition of a string section and hand-drums to the ...

In music, familiarity is a double-edged sword. On one side exists constants — the musical constants that can bring a band from obscurity to the spotlight without ever being altered. As bands continue ...

Ratatat's newest album, July’s “Magnifique,” represents a return to the duo's early, guitar-centric sound. But this time, they're using a pedal steel guitar from the '50s.

This game contains Ratatat and Pidgey – two of the more pathetic Pokemon in the game, and you're given the original game's first three choices all at once. Note when you're watching the absurdly ...

Over the course of three albums — five, counting two collections of remixes — Ratatat has become a go-to purveyor of hooky, electronic rock music that transcends the atmospherics of the group ...

What Magnifique — Ratatat's first album since the more experimental LP4 five summers ago — lacks in showy flamboyance or wholly surprising sounds, it possesses in breezy smoothness that proves ...

Ratatat Remix Challenge | Flyby | The Harvard CrimsonWith next weekend's Yardfest approaching quickly, the College Events Board (CEB) seems to be receiving much less criticism than usual for its ...

Sure, FlyBy admits it: Before March rolled around, "Ratatat" was an onomatopoetic way of suggesting that somebody was at the ...

Ratatat have shared a video for their Magnifique track “Pricks Of Brightness.” Director Luis Cerveró takes the title quite literally, focusing on pointy ends of different varieties. Someone ...