8/1 — LCD Soundsystem James Murphy her fırsatta hayranlığını dile getirdiÄŸi Suicide'ın Alan Vega'sından Bye Bye Bayou adlı ÅŸarkısını cover'ladı. MP3: LCD Soundsystem - LCD Soundsystem more info

We All Want Someone To Shout For — Holy smokes new LCD Soundystem! I feel like they have disappeared off the face of the earth since I saw them live with Arcade Fire on 10/6/07 at Randall’s Island! Arcade Fire as well, know that I think about it! I digress! The point is, we finally ... more info

Allmusic Blog — A reader asked in the comments section of AllMusic Loves 2004, our previous feature listing our editors' favorite releases from a given year, "What next? AllMusic Loves 2005!?!?" Yes, exactly. As we said when we looked back at 2000, we are covering e... more info

Stereogum — Record Store Day's Vinyl Saturday is 11/7, and to celebrate LCD will release a 12" featuring a cover of "Bye Bye Bayou" from Alan Vega's 1980 solo debut Alan Vega. Buy it then at an independent record store near you. more info

Pop Tarts Suck Toasted — 10. Jay-Z - "99 Problems"; John Elway was the last person to truly go out on top, retiring with two Super Bowl wins in a row and then riding off into the sunset. Jay-Z almost pulled off the feat thanks to an album of stellar tracks and "99 Problems" ... more info

NME — James Murphy delivers the good news via Facebook more info

Stereogum — After holing up in an L.A. mansion, dressing in all white and partying with lesbians, LCD Soundsystem inform us that their LP is due in March (and other tidbits) over at their suddenly active Facebook. (Thanks for the tip, Chris.) more info

Perfect Porridge — They may not be able to spell, but Jump Clubb know how to rock. Choosing to stay anonymous in a town built on celebrity, the Beverly Hills indie-lo-fi band showcase everything that’s good about insecurity and shallowness. RIYL The Notwist, LCD So... more info

Culture Bully — “Losing My Edge” is as smart as it is snarky, and is wildly entertaining, even if it is throwing insult bombs at the very kids who were likely to listen to it most. more info

Rolling Stone — Million Dollar Quartet, the musical about Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis and Carl Perkins’ 1956 jam at Memphis’ Sun Records, is heading to Broadway this spring, Variety reports. The show features “I Walk the Line,” “Great Balls... more info