James Murphy

Pulp gave fans attending last month's homecoming concert at the Motorpoint Arena in Sheffield, England, a special Christmas present: digital access to 'After You,' a track they recorded with former LCD Soundsystem singer James Murphy. Now the band has announced plans to offer the song as an iTunes download starting Monday (Jan. 28) -- although you can stream it below right now.

While James Murphy is "just friends" with the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, it looks like his relationship with Arcade Fire has blossomed into something more. The former LCD Soundsystem mastermind recently dismissed reports that he was producing YYY's next album -- "I was just fussing around ," he revealed. "I didn’t make their album. They’re just friends." -- but Murphy has taken

As it turns out, James Murphy, formerly of LCD Soundsystem, is not producing the new albums by Arcade Fire or the Yeah Yeah Yeahs. In a new interview, Murphy denied the rumors that he would be working with both groups.

James Murphy (formerly of LCD Soundsystem) recently teamed up with the Yeah Yeah Yeahs’ guitarist Nick Zinner in a London studio. The video footage -- which has been removed from YouTube -- shows the two musicians experimenting with a variety of eclectic rhythms and sounds.

The decision by James Murphy in 2011 to pull the plug on LCD Soundsystem was caused by a desire to work on other projects, including producing some of his favorite acts. One year later, we're starting to hear rumous that he is slated to produce the next album by the Arcade Fire.

Former LCD Soundsystem frontman James Murphy told Rolling Stone he's excited to have award-winning director Ron Howard in his corner for his upcoming directorial debut, a short film he made for Canon’s Project Imaginat10n campaign.

Former LCD Soundsystem mastermind James Murphy has signed on to helm a short film as part of Canon's Project Imaginat10n campaign, which will feature a whole slew of celebrity amateur auteurs creating their own shorts based on a selection of still pictures that anyone at home can upload to the Project Imaginat10n website.

Bored with the beeps and boops of the New York City subway system, former LCD Soundsystem lead singer James Murphy has a suggestion for the city's temperamental turnstiles -- make them musical, a stroke of weird genius he shared during a Yale panel discussion with former Talking Heads brain David Byrne, listenable below.

The lineup for the 5th Annual Roots Picnic in Philadelphia includes some of the biggest names in hip-hop and R&B, like Kid Cudi and De La Soul, and a smattering of indie rock favorites, including James Murphy, St. Vincent and Tune-Yards.

Beck, James Murphy of LCD Soundsystem, No Age, Devendra Banhart and more will provide the soundtrack for an innovative new art installation at the Hirshhorn Museum in Washington, D.C.