Visitenkarte von James Murphy / Tim Goldsworthy für DFA Records um 2000/2001:

“Have you ever seen our business cards? There’s no information on them. Just two hands shaking and then it says, “Fuck off, you cunt”. There’s no phone number, no e-mail-adress, no website. The lightning bolt was a doodle. We made the art and took pictures. Everything was handmade. It’s personal. What I always wanted, the ultimate goal, was if the fourteen-year-old me found DFA he’d be like, “This is crazy!”” (James Murphy, DFA Records – Gründen & LCD Soundsystem)

“What DFA did with the Rapture, and then with their broader brand – they took the punk rock roughnes and applied it to dance music. It was connected to New York new wave but never really abandoned the punk rock side of it. And visually, all their stuff always had this crudeness to it, where they’re adopting the zine culture. It was amateurism and that punk self-determination thing.” (Warren Fischer, Fischerspooner)

(Aus: “Meet Me In The Bathroom” von Lizzy Goodman)