Does The Dare sound too much like LCD Soundsystem?

Does The Dare sound too much like LCD Soundsystem? with tags the dare, lcd soundsystem, indie sleaze, electroclash, bloghouse, dance punk, early 2000s music, harrison patrick smith, girls the dare, good time the dare, what's wrong with new york, music documentary, indie revival, james murphy, new york music scene, charli xcx, tiktok music, music history, middle 8, music analysis, music criticism, nyc nightlife, dfa records, post-punk revival, the rapture, peaches, justice, klaxons, death from above 1979

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The Dare makes music that sounds like LCD Soundsystem – and everyone has noticed. But behind the throwback synths and sweaty irony is something deeper: a revival of early-2000s chaos, crafted for a generation drowning in curated aesthetics.

Pulling from the bloghouse scene, electroclash, and dance-punk, Harrison Patrick Smith isn’t just copying a sound, he’s curating a feeling. To some, it's derivative. To others, it's the most fun music has been in years. This is the story of What's Wrong With New York?, the indie sleaze revival and why The Dare might be the perfect soundtrack for a world that’s falling apart, but still dancing.

⏱ Timestamps:

0:00 Disco Infiltrator

1:13 Scenes from the Bathroom

2:36 Make New York Depraved Again

4:47 Panic at the Disco

8:03 The Indie Sleaze Revival™

9:39 The Vibe Remains the Same

10:43 Just The Afterparty

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