LCD Soundsystem have released a cover of Heaven 17’s ”(We Don’t Need This) Fascist Groove Thang,” recorded live at Electric Lady Studios. It’s the first advance track from LCD’s Electric Lady Sessions ...

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LCD Soundsystem have released new songs for the Spotify Singles series, recorded live at Electric Lady Studios in NYC. The single features live in-studio performances of “tonite” off the band’s latest ...

At their 10th Brooklyn Steel show of 2017, LCD Soundsystem made a few changes in the setlist, moving new song “Call the Police” to the opening slot of the night, eschewing “Us v Them” entirely. They ...

LCD Soundsystem will kick off their 2025 North American tour this month, with a limited-run of shows that starts after a performance at M3F Fest in Phoenix, Arizona. Tickets for LCD Soundsystem’s tour ...

Anniversaries are fun, but they’re also somewhat complicated. Because, yeah, nostalgia is a real rush, but placing something in perpetual mental amber can be a trip for your sense of perspective and ...

Yesterday everyone got very excited when Primavera Sound festival, in their press release about the 2025 lineup, wrote that LCD Soundsystem, would “come back to the festival (and with a new album!).” ...

The band’s new single “X-ray Eyes” arrived this month and is available on streaming services. Meanwhile, fans can purchase a limited pressing of the 12-inch single at upcoming shows. The ...

Beastie Boys' Adam Yauch, whose Oscilloscope Laboratories will distribute the film, has said he admires LCD frontman James Murphy for knowing when to bow out gracefully. By Portia Medina GOLD COAST, ...

LCD Soundsystem is giving fans a special gift this holiday season. Today, the rock band announced that it will take part in The LCD Soundsystem Holiday Special, which airs on Amazon Music’s Twitch ...

Instead of horns, they had synths. And rather than swing, they grooved. But in terms of the service they were providing their audience, James Murphy and LCD Soundsystem weren’t so different Friday ...