Yes, the most pop track off the album already makes us cringe when we hear people sing along to it, but we can't say no to a song that's so irrepressibly danceable—in fact, we're pretty in love with the whole album. On James Murphy's third album, he continues to make music that draws on an obscure past to come up with a fresh sound for the ages. Or, as Murphy put it in a recent New Yorker interview, "LCD is a band about a band writing music about writing music." Add live shows with so much energy it feels like the place may explode—a problem we're fine with so long as the unlikely frontman is there with us—and we're totally sold.