Tuesday Evening Listening Society (TELS)

Join us for an exploration on the album “Sound of Silver by LCD Soundsystem.

6:30pm - 7:30pm - We will have a playlist of influences to the record. We will provide you with a printed playlist and brief descriptions. During this time you may chat music, grab a drink and mingle.

7:30pm - We will begin the presentation. We will talk about the making of the album and set the stage for a listening of the album in full. During this time we hope that there is no talking. You are encouraged to actively listen. Notepads/drawing etc. is totally fine. No phone.

Upon completion of the album we open up the floor to chat about it in an open setting.

This will be the first time we attempt something like this and are hoping to learn and grow from any feedback. Therefore these TELS will be Free and limited to 15 people! We ask that you RSVP please. Below.

Released in 2007, LCD Soundsystem’s Sounds of Silver is more than just a dance record — it’s a soundtrack for aging hipsters, night owls, and anyone caught between nostalgia and progress. James Murphy made an album that grooves hard but also aches quietly.

With tracks like “All My Friends” and “Someone Great,” it captures that moment in life when the party starts to feel different — when joy, regret, and self-awareness all start showing up at the same time. It’s witty, raw, and weirdly beautiful.

At a time when indie rock was flirting with the dancefloor, Sounds of Silver went all in — and in doing so, it became a defining album of the 2000s.