The scene takes place within the New York scene of the early 2000s: the last and most important era of rock'n'roll before the use of technology within music; a pre-Spotify era, ideal, arrogant and romantic, reverberated and then echoed all over the world. In the alternation of archival footage, never-before-seen footage and testimonials from the bands that defined and shaped this era, we find groups like The Strokes, Vampire Weekend, LCD Soundsystem, Yeah Yeah Yeah's and Interpol; these are just some of the big names that play in this nascent music scene in the climate of post-punk rebirth of the New York scene, marked by the tragedy of the Twin Towers. The film is the re-adaptation of Lizzie Goodman's book, a faithful account of one of the golden eras of rock, with which directors Will Lovelace and Dylan Southern catapult us to relive those fiery years for the duration of the show.