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" The espresso we&amp;#039;ve all been waiting for has finally arrived. OK, maybe not all of us, but definitely those of us who have eagerly followed every project and collaboration from LCD Soundsystem&amp;#039;s James Murphy since his retirement.  Right now you can buy the brew online or try it in person for the next month at Blue Bottle&amp;#039;s newest Brooklyn location, which opens today. More than a year in the making, Murphy&amp;#039;s new espresso,&amp;quot;House of Good,&amp;quot; was rather obsessively developed with Blue Bottle Coffee Company&amp;#039;s CEO James Freeman. It&amp;#039;s a neutral and balanced espresso with flavor notes that include dried cherry, cocoa, and Meyer lemon. Even better, it&amp;#039;s described as being akin &amp;quot;to that buzzing, syncopated synth line from &amp;#039;Dance Yrself Clean.&amp;#039;&amp;quot; Many a coffee dance party are in our future. Now we&amp;#039;ll just wait patiently for Murphy&amp;#039;s new store, for which the coffee is named, and cross our fingers that the MTA lets him take over New York&amp;#039;s subway turnstiles. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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