Obscure Sound — A funky bass pulse, vocal charisma, and brass-laden excitement converge on “Buckle My Head,” a contagious new single from Minnesota-based group The Suburbs. The enthusiastic single comes via their seventh studio album, Poets Party. A stylish lyri... more info

Dlisted — Samantha Markle better update the address of the half-sister who’d rather wear a coat that doesn’t sell out immediately than talk to her, because the next time she brings the paparazzi along to try to get into Kensington Palace, shit is going to ... more info

Stereogum — Arcade Fire played Raleigh, NC's Red Hat Amphitheater last night. During the show, the band broke out "Half Light I," off of their 2010 album The Suburbs, which they have never played live. more info

Guardian Music — The Arcade Fire singer on his love of the Caribbean, Jordan Peele’s Get Out, and the student-led gun control movement taking hold in the USBorn in California and raised in Texas, Win Butler is the frontman of Canadian rock band Arcade Fire. Th... more info

Popdose — Popdose hosts the exclusive video premiere of "Je Suis Strange" by the legendary Suburbs more info

Stereogum — Last night, Arcade Fire played a secret show in Montreal and debuted six new songs during their set, as The Montreal Gazette reports, in addition to playing older songs from their most recent album, 2013's Reflektor , and 2010's The Suburbs . The... more info

Kings of A&R — Monica Birkenes, aka Mr Little Jeans kicked off her career with a cover of Arcade Fire’s The Suburbs which garnered millions of plays on YouTube and SoundCloud. Then having released her debut album on Capitol imprint Harvest Records, she became qui... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — SoHo recording studio The Magic Shop opened in 1988 and has birthed many well known albums, such as Sonic Youth's Dirty, The Arcade Fire's The Suburbs and David Bowie's The Next Day. Unfortunately, the ever-skyrocketing NYC real estate market... more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — In honor of Arcade Fire topping CBC Music's list for "the 100 best Canadian bands ever," Father John Misty has delivered a trip back to 2012 with a revitalized cover of the title track for Arcade Fire's Grammy-winning album "The Suburbs."  more info

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