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LP4 (Ratatat album)
''LP4'' is the fourth studio album by Ratatat, released on June 8, 2010. The name comes from the acronym for long play (LP), as it is their fourth album. It is similarly titled to their third release, ''LP3''. A majority of the tracks are from the same studio session as their previous album.
==Background==
The album largely features material produced during the session of Ratatat's previous album ''LP3'', recorded at Old Soul Studios in New York.〔 Evan Mast of the duo stated, "A lot of the sounds and palettes are similar, but I think the songs change pretty drastically." Ratatat had purchased several Middle Eastern percussion instruments, which are featured in ''LP4''. The album also features a string quartet, whereas previous Ratatat albums had used a Mellotron.〔(Ratatat's Leftover Studio Minutes Spawn 'LP4' )〕 The string sections were recorded at Glassworks Studios in Manhattan.〔(RATATAT LP4 out THIS WEEK on XL Recordings )〕 Music videos were produced for the tracks "Drugs", "Mahalo" "Neckbrace", and "Party With Children".
The album contains numerous spoken word samples, including a line from Werner Herzog's 1977 film "Stroszek" seguing "Bilar" and "Drugs".〔(Ratatat Quash Neptunes Understudy Rumours )〕
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