The band's first album since 2010's This Is Happening drew lots of praise. Pitchfork happily shared that the songs "couldnt sound timelier" and remarked that "Murphy and company have never sounded so energized." The New York Times called "call the police" "a quietly ambitious protest song," noting that instead of being searing, it moves smoothly along. Noisey cozyingly embraced "american dream" like "a warm blanket." Now, the band joyfully returns with two new 12-inch releases, including the previously digital-only single "pulse (v.1)" and remixes of "i used to" and "oh baby" by Dixon and Lovefingers. Berlin DJ Dixon, recognized as Resident Advisor's #1 DJ four years straight, beautifully transforms "i used to" from brooding into a lively club tuneclassic coming from the Innervisions boss and Muting The Noise owner. LA's own and ESP Institute founder Lovefingers offers two delightful spins on the heartfelt "oh baby," turning it into a more lively and psychedelic vibe. Both Dixon and Lovefingers are well-known for their taste and skill, continuing the exciting tradition of LCD remixes.