Records | Feature | Round Up
Nick Mitchell: Travis have moved on from the traditional method of singing pop songs for other people. Now they sing a Song To Self (**, 5 Jan). Like much of their o...
Music | Live Review
Nick Mitchell: A Google of tonight's support act - Dead Boy Robotics (*) anyone? - returns no MySpace, but maybe it's better that this emo-tronica duo remain anonymo...
Music | Preview
Ted Maul: Edinburgh Ratatat kick things off in Edinburgh on 1 Aug with a gig at Cabaret Voltaire. Those who are wondering how well this twosome will translate ...
Billy Hamilton: With T On The Fringe a distant memory, Edinburgh has a new musical mainstay on its festival calendar. Picking up where T left off, The Edge Festival w...
Music | Feature
Nick Mitchell: Ratatat may still be a lesser-known name on this side of the Atlantic, but it's one you're unlikely to forget after a first introduction. That introd...
Records | Album Review
Nick Mitchell: During their four-year-old recording career, Ratatat have proven themselves true explorers; not always striking gold, but taking risks nonetheless. Fo...
News | Lifestyle | Heads Up
Finbarr Bermingham: Life after Tennents begins this August for the Edinburgh Fringe Festival as The Edge steps, for the first time, out of the not inconsiderable shadow o...
David Winton: Ratatat play well enough on your stereo. With layered guitars, well-crafted beats and riffs that straddle the indie and electronic fence, all of this ...