In April of 2011, LCD Soundsystem performed a monumental three-and-a-half hour show at Madison Square Garden that was billed as their final show ever. Fans flew from all over the globe to say dance ...
If it’s a funeral, let’s have the best funeral ever. These words, printed in white type against a black screen like a social media apology, open Shut Up And Play The Hits, the 2012 documentary ...
At a pivotal moment in “Shut Up and Play the Hits,” James Murphy cries. For committed fans of LCD Soundsystem, the paradigm-shifting dance-rock group that abruptly ended its decade-long rise with the ...
"Shut Up and Play the Hits" follows LCD Soundsystem frontman James Murphy on the days surrounding the band's final show at Madison Square Garden in April in a "The Last Waltz"-type documentary. The fi ...
“When we started the band, suddenly we were, like, New York famous. We could get into anyplace, but you know—I was never recognized on a plane.” James Murphy, former frontman of self-reflexive ...
James Murphy promised us two new LCD Soundsystem songs at midnight, and lo and behold, one of them is already out in the world well before dark. Or at least it's out there in part: BBC Radio 6 just… ...
UPDATE: Two new LCD songs — “Call the Police” and “American Dream” — at midnight on May 5. It’s a global release which means if you live in Australia, you can listen to them now. And because it’s the ...
(Radio.com) LCD Soundsystem have returned with two new songs, "Call The Police," and "American Dream." Both new songs were debuted late last week on Beats 1 in the US and BBC 1 in the U.K. In a post , ...
When the giant disco ball lit up for the first time, about three minutes into opening number “Us v Them,” the crowd at Brooklyn Steel erupted in applause, all ‘woos” and arms aloft. It was Friday ...
LCD Soundsystem holds a special place in any musicophile's heart. The band is the project of one James Murphy, a multi-instrumental, record-producing, label-managing, songwriting bundle of talent ...
A fifth LCD Soundsystem album is on the way, though frontman James Murphy cautioned it’s not yet finished. The band’s new single “X-ray Eyes” arrived this month and is available on streaming services.