Former LCD Sound System front man, James Murphy, continues to take music underground. Quite literally this time. The Someone Great producer plans to shake up the monotony of the NY Subway by making it musical. Not just by treating commuters and tourists to songs via speakers in stations and on platforms, but by turning the turnstiles into music boxes. This could Murphy’s whackiest musical idea yet. Or maybe just the most expensive. “at rush hour the station would be become a hum of glorious harmonies”. NY turnstiles ‘make this unpleasant beep and are all slightly out of tune from one another‘, Murphy told the Wall Street Journal last week. Which could have been the inspiration to LCD’s 2010 track, New York I love You, But You’re Bringing Me Down. But Murphy’s proposal is to assign each turnstile a tone to harmonise with the rest in the station; thus at rush hour the station would be become a hum of glorious harmonies, with each station having a signature key and set of notes. The result sounding not unlike the Tenori-on.