MGMT downplays expectations on sophomore album  FILE - In this
file publicity image released by Columbia Records, the band MGMT
is shown. (AP Photo/Columbia Records, File)  — The duo behind
MGMT insist they're not trying to downsize their audience after
the surprising success of their highly acclaimed debut,
"Oracular Spectacular."  But if Ben Goldwasser and Andrew
VanWyngarden are hoping to sell themselves - and their sophomore
album, "Congratulations" - to a larger audience, they could do
better - lots better.  During an interview in VanWyngarden's
apartment in downtown Brooklyn, while explaining their new CD,
they let it drop that the new album will probably be a
disappointment to some people; that it won't be a big seller;
and that there will be plenty of people who won't get it.  "I
don't want to say that I don't have any faith in the Internet
generation, but I think that I get scared," says VanWyngarden.
"This album to me is something that needs to be listened to kind
of carefully and a couple of times