What makes 45:33 Remixes by LCD Soundsystem notable?

This album is significant for its diverse range of remixers, each bringing unique interpretations to the original track. The remixes not only expanded the reach of LCD Soundsystem's music within the club scene but also highlighted the band's influence on contemporary dance music, reinforcing their status as innovators within the genre. When '45:33 Remixes' was released in 2009, LCD Soundsystem was enjoying the afterglow of their acclaimed album 'Sound of Silver' (2007). This remix compilation followed their established sound, showcasing the band's ability to blend dance-punk with experimental electronic influences, solidifying their place in the indie dance music scene during a period of rising popularity.

Who is 45:33 Remixes for?

45:33 Remixes works well if you're into wave-like pacing for dancing, eclectic rhythms for late-night and gradual build with varied peaks.

How many songs are on 45:33 Remixes?

45:33 Remixes has 8 tracks, running approximately 69 minutes.

45:33 Remixes

LCD Soundsystem · 2009

69 min · 8 tracks · punk · dance-punk

A vibrant collection of reimagined dance tracks that pulse with eclectic rhythms and innovative sonic textures.

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Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

wave-like pacing for dancing
eclectic rhythms for late-night
gradual build with varied peaks
innovative remixes for sonic exploration

Maybe skip if you want

prefer quick, standalone tracks
seek immediate gratification

Where this album fits

Themes: disco-infused beats· hypnotic dance journey· experimental soundscapes
Career context: When '45:33 Remixes' was released in 2009, LCD Soundsystem was enjoying the afterglow of their acclaimed album 'Sound of Silver' (2007). This remix compilation followed their established sound, showcasing the band's ability to blend dance-punk with experimental electronic influences, solidifying their place in the indie dance music scene during a period of rising popularity.
Stylistic neighbors: Hot Chip· The Rapture· Soulwax
Sounds like this from elsewhere: The Warning by Hot Chip — Combines dance-punk with eclectic rhythms and playful electronic textures, creating a vibrant sonic experience.

Pieces of the People We Love by The Rapture — Shares disco-infused beats and an experimental approach to dance music, echoing a similar energetic vibe.