Stereogum — Just over 15 years ago, James Murphy released the first LCD Soundsystem single, "Losing My Edge." Its role in the band's mythology is foundational. A now-infamous screed of flamboyant snark and cool-guy posturing, "Losing My Edge" climaxed with James... more info

KEXP Seattle — LCD Soundsystem is back! James Murphy and company emerge from early retirement with their fourth studio album (and first in seven years). KEXP Music Director Don Yates declares it “a powerful return to form featuring some of Murphy’s finest, most... more info

Stereogum — LCD Soundsystem released their comeback album American Dream on Friday and James Murphy revealed some of its backstory in a new interview for Crack Magazine . Murphy spoke about the passing of influential celebrities like Bowie, who was a friend o... more info

Nialler9 — After all the goodbyes and last hurrahs, LCD Soundsystem’s seven-year itch is over. And so the unlikely frontman, the jaded rock star, the studio nerd who was never supposed to be part of the narrative returns to take his place in the limelig... more info

Uncut — Murphy discusses his new album, the band's return and David Bowie, at length Murphy discusses his new album and Bowie, at length The post Q&A – James Murphy on LCD Soundsystem’s American Dream: “I just stopped giving a shit” appeared fir... more info

USA Today Music — James Murphy dances himself clean as he ponders mortality on LCD Soundsystem's fourth album 'American Dream,' their first since retiring in 2011.             more info

DrownedInSound — As wry as ever, ageing and the passage of time still weigh heavily on James Murphy more info

Stereogum — At the end of the week, LCD Soundsystem are releasing their great new album, American Dream -- read our Premature Evaluation review of it -- but tonight James Murphy has unveiled a non-album track in advance of its release, a 14-minute instrumental c... more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — Well, of course he got the band back together. Going out on top — and then just staying that way? It would’ve seemed counter to the animating spirit of the thing. When James Murphy started LCD Soundsystem in 2002, the singer, producer a... more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — Well, of course he got the band back together. Going out on top — and then just staying that way? It would’ve seemed counter to the animating spirit of the thing. When James Murphy started LCD Soundsystem in 2002, the singer, producer a... more info