Guardian Music — This was an in-depth look at one of the hottest bands of the last few years, full of sweet insightsGiven that, in their own words, they're not as "communicative" as most bands, The Story of Arcade Fire (Radio 1) felt really quite luxurious. Featuring... more info

The Good, The Bad and The Unknown — Less is more. It's my creedo. On my computer monitor I have it printed on a post-it. With everything I write I try to say as much as I can in as little words as possible. It's not easy. I feel the same way about music. Albums don't need to be 16 albu... more info

411 Mania — After the dark and oppressive tones of Neon Bible, Win and Regine return, and this time they've set their sights on their own fans, snarky scenesters and world domination. more info

The Newsroom — An exclusive CBC interview with the indie phenomenon from Montreal about their new album and tour more info

USA Today Music — The third album from Montreal's indie-rock ensemble exhibits a more mature outlook. more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — "The Suburbs" seems to be a stubborn reinforcement of the pleasures of a complete, multi-song work of art. "The Suburbs" seems to be a stubborn reinforcement o... more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — In “We Used to Wait,” a restlessly mutating song deep in the recesses of the Arcade Fire’s ambitious new album, “The Suburbs,” Win Butler sings about a time when handwritten letters were the norm, and we waited for correspondences to... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — OOPS! Anyone else notice the above poster that is plastered all over NYC? If so, don't be fooled... The Arcade Fire shows at MSG are happening August 4th and 5th (not the 5th and 6th!) (thx for the pic Nick).... more info

Chorus.fm — You can stream *Arcade Fire (http://www.absolutepunk.net/arcadefire)*'s entire new album The Suburbs on NPR's website (http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=128878239). The album is out today in the UK and tomorrow (the 3rd) in Americ... more info

CNN Showbiz — A decade or three ago, Arcade Fire probably wouldn't have needed the ''indie'' appellation; they'd just be rock. Today, the grand, earnest Canadian collective is almost old-fashioned in its commitment to dense and deeply felt albums, the kind of pass... more info