Five synths never made a white boy dance like this before. Brit electro-pop phenoms Hot Chip took the stage of Webster Hall to a sold-out crowd on Friday night, and the audience was bumpin'. After an initial set by Tussle, an electronic quartet hailing from San Francisco featuring two drum sets, the boys from Hot Chip took stage at about 8:45 and played pure brilliance for about two hours. The night featured a plethora of songs - a few off of their 2006 record, The Warning, but also included some older songs and several brand new unreleased tracks. Continue reading...