Metric and LCD Soundsystem Reveal Future Recording Plans -- Exclusive Video

Every year, thousands of artists, dealers and lovers of contemporary art flock to Miami for Art Basel, the sister production to the event held in Sweden since 1970. With its popularity growing, the exhibition has attracted some big-name music acts, and this year's bill was a dance-rock fan's dream come true.

Spinner sat down with Metric's Emily Haines and LCD Soundsystem's James Murphy before their respective shows on the opening night of Art Basel Miami Beach 2010. As Haines revealed, that night's free concert was the band's last in support of their 2009 breakthrough album 'Fantasies,' but it won't be long before we hear from them again.

"It's exciting because we get to take a minute off, probably over the holidays," Haines said. "Then we're gonna get back to the studio and make another record."

Unfortunately, as fans know, that's not the case for LCD Soundsystem, who were set to play a private hotel gig later that evening, with Metric in the audience. "LCD Soundsystem as a band is not gonna tour anymore after next year," mastermind James Murphy told Spinner. "It doesn't mean we won't make an album per se, but the process will be very different. We're done being just a pro rock ensemble."

To hear more of Haines and Murphy's thoughts on Art Basel and plans for 2011, watch Spinner's exclusive video interview right here.