The Arcade Fire
For fans of Arcade Fire music and performances. The Arcade Fire have announced a 2007 North American tour.
It looks like Richard Kelly — director of The Box, which features a score composed by Arcade Fire's Win Butler and Regine Chassagne and Final Fantasy's Owen Pallett — wasn't kidding: Arcade Fire are indeed recording new material.
Arcade Fire member Richard Reed Parry confirmed as much in an interview with online publication The Quietus this week.
"I am... doing some recording in a studio — Arcade Fire stuff," Parry said.
He said he was...
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Peter Gabriel will release a covers album titled Scratch My Back sometime next year.
The disc, which doesn't yet have a release date, features orchestral "reinterpretations" of songs by the likes of Arcade Fire, Radiohead, David Bowie, Talking Heads, The Kinks, Lou Reed and others. (No, there aren't any Vampire Weekend songs on it.) Nice to see Gabriel's not letting his Phil Collins connection rub off on him and affect his musical taste...
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It looks like Arcade Fire may finally have started recording the follow-up to 2007's Neon Bible.
Richard Kelly, director of The Box, which has a score written by Aracde Fire's Win Butler, Regine Chassagne and Final Fantasy main dude Owen Pallett, tweeted as much on Thursday.
"The band is hard at work recording a new Arcade Fire album," he wrote. "They will release the score [to The Box] at some point when it does not conflict with their...
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Perhaps not content with inspiring Where The Wild Things Are or doing an original soundtrack for Richard Kelly's possibly ridiculous horror flick The Box ("I seriously thought Cameron Diaz was doing that thing where you put on an exaggerated Southern accent as a joke!" -Videogum.com), it looks like maybe Arcade Fire are working on a Neon Bible followup. At least that's what TwentyFourBit's trying to piece together. Hey, nice new press photo...
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Back in October 2005, Vice Records released a song called “Do They Know It’s Hallowe’en?” to benefit UNICEF (and to poke fun at the patronizing attitude of “Do They Know It’s Christmas?”). The band that recorded it was called the “North American Hallowe’en Prevention Initiative,” and its list of members from the U.S. and Canada included:...
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Track 5: Black Wave / Bad Vibrations : Lately I’ve been listening to Arcade Fire obsessively. It is funny because I didn’t like them at all when I first heard them years ago, but they grew and grew, and now I think of them as a staple. In fact they are so creative I think of them as one of the bands I want to inspire my own music. Each of their songs is so different with minute complexities and unique musical quirks that make...
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Peter Gabriel's first album in seven years is a Bob Ezrin-produced orchestral covers collection called Scratch My Back. It reportedly features reinterpretations of the folks mentioned above along with Elbow, the Kinks, Talking Heads, Lou Reed, David Bowie, and Neil Young. It's being called a "song swap," which implies some artists will also cover Gabriel, or each other, though we don't have all the details just yet. We do have a video of...
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