Showing posts with label LCD Soundsystem. Show all posts
Showing posts with label LCD Soundsystem. Show all posts

Sunday, 28 November 2010

Live Photos: LCD Soundystem Live In Tripod November 21st 2010

Last Sunday saw LCD Soundsystem take to the stage for a third time over the weekend to ensure it was one of the gigs of the year in Tripod, Dublin. Being a Sunday and a busy gig weekend about town, I almost expected a subdued crowd in Tripod, but wonderfully that was not the case as James Murphy and his band of merry men and woman, slammed out two fantastic hours of non stop party filled tunes. Personal favourites Losing My Edge and Someone Great were outstanding, while Yeah almost had the roof lift off the building. All My Friends finished the nights proceedings and the tingling down my spine told me that we were witnessing something quite special.

Here are some photos I took on the night and if you happened to miss it, do yourself a favour and go see them if they ever come back.

James Murphy
LCD Soundsystem Live At Tripod November 2010

Pat Mahony
LCD Soundsystem Live At Tripod November 2010

Nancy Whang
LCD Soundsystem Live At Tripod November 2010

James Murphy
LCD Soundsystem Live At Tripod November 2010

Dave Scott Stone
LCD Soundsystem Live At Tripod November 2010

You can view more LCD photos HERE.

Monday, 8 November 2010

Video: Shit Robot - Take 'Em Up featuring Nancy Whang

Shit Robot has released one of my favourite dance albums of 2010 with From The Cradle To The Grave. A real treat for dance fans this year. Take 'Em Up featuring Nancy Whang of LCD Soundsystem fame on vocals in particular, is an electro disco anthem in it's itself with it's breezy vocal and synth-tastic rhythms. The video has just premiered over at Pitchfork and it was directed by fellow Irish man Eoghan Kidney who has in the past been responsible for some gorgeous video's from Somadrone and Valerie Francis and this is as equally masterful.

Sunday, 25 April 2010

LCD Soundsystem 'Drunk Girls' video


LCD Soundsystem return next month with their third studio album This Is Happening and in a nutshell it's awesome. The first official single to be taken from the album is the tumultuous and brazen Drunk Girls, an all out sing-a-long from start to finish. The video is as equally raucous as the song and quite funny too.

It's safe to say James Murphy and co have come back with a bang leaving few disappointed.
You can have a listen to This Is Happening now on lcdsounsdystem.com/thisishappening




This Is Happening is out on May 14th (17th UK)on DFA Records.

Thursday, 22 October 2009

Listen to the new LCD Soundsystem track Bye Bye Bayou


LCD Soundsystem have quite a following here in Ireland and it's been two years now since the release of the outstanding Sound Of Silver, so the feet have been itchy since they announced they would be releasing their own version of Bye Bye Bayou, a track originally by Alan Vega from Suicide. The good news is you can listen to it below and we have the link to the free download.

The 12" of this single is available through DFA Records and a selected amount of indie vinyl shops in the UK so get hunting when it hits the shelves on November 6th while it will be early 2010 before we get to wrap our ears around the new album. For your free download of Bye Bye Bayou then click HERE

Wednesday, 16 September 2009

Phenomenal Hand Clap Band-15 to 20 Video

New York collective The Phenomenal Hand Clap Band have just released the video to their enslaving 15 to 20 single. A funky disco driven track that is led by Lady Tigra's vocal is reminiscent of early CSS with a speckle of LCD Soundsystem. The video was directed by Michelle Price and comprises of 8 mini films steeped together to create one and a good one at that.
You can catch their striking live show in Academy 2 on September 25th.

Tuesday, 11 August 2009

Juan Maclean-Happy House Video

With a clever use of projections, shiny costumes and excellent choreography, Juan Maclean's video to Happy House is a work out in itself. Also it is a re-release single from his superb album The Future Will Come released earlier this year and features Nancy Whang on vocals.
Disco is making a come back but with more of a psychedelic, spacey edge as showcased recently by Emperor Machine's Kananana track and Erol Alkan's Disco 3000 podcast and DJ sets. Let's embrace it.