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Ratatat interview on Tape Relay

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July 29, 2008 06:55 PM PDT

Leigh chats to Evan Mast of Brooklyn cosmic electronic duo Ratatat about their third album, LP3 released this year. First broadcast on Tape Relay on 29 July 2008.

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TAPE RELAY is a radio show. hosted by Leigh Tran in Sydney, Australia. Tuesdays 7.30 to 9pm on 2SER 107.3FM. real radio etc. and streams online at 2ser.com [http://www.2ser.com] Playing an eclectic mix of indie music, the show is occasionally esoteric, partially experimental but hopefully just entertaining and even sometimes educational too. Leigh used to host the Osmosis program on 2SER for 6 years, as well as Roundabout and Sunny Side Up on FBi. She knows, to some extent, how to twiddle the knobs and even cue up the old 45s. This time though she's joined by regulars who'll appear to give us the lowdown on all things awesome, including: + Alistair Fitchett, preeminent indiepop guru, author, founder of Tangents webzine + John Encarnacao, music professor, musician and Crooked Tunes connoisseur + Lee Gillespie, well-traversed musician and our Texas-music specialist + Anwyn Crawford, writer for Cyclic Defrost, The Wire & Mess+Noise Not from these parts? Then tune into Tape Relay online at 2ser.com [http://www.2ser.com]. Not good with numbers? Then use the World Clock Meeting Planner [http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/meeting.html] to work out timezones. Complete luddite? Sorry, can't help ya there... Playlists and news for Tape Relay can be found at myspace.com/taperelay [http://www.myspace.com/taperelay] and 2ser.com/programs/shows/tape-relay [http://www.2ser.com/programs/shows/tape-relay] Longer pieces and extra bits of Tape Relay goodness that don't fit here can also be found on the Osmosis podomatic page osmosis.podomatic.com [http://osmosis.podomatic.com], which is the home for Leigh's old all-Australian indie show that ran on 2SER from 2000 to 2006.

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