Stereogum — You may now watch Scenes From The Suburbs in its 28 minute entirety over at mubi.com. To refresh your recollection, Scenes is the short film Win and Will Butler co-wrote with Spike Jonze, featuring music from Arcade Fire and a trailer promising drama... more info

Stereogum — Arcade Fire visited Chicago public radio station WBEZ to play some new arrangements of The Suburbs standouts “Sprawl II” and “We Used To Wait.” The resulting versions are pleasingly warm. Check out Sound Opinions’ video of their live in-the... more info

Stereogum — Montreal’s Arcade Fire and Manchester’s Bonnaroo musical festival, two of the biggest success stories in the past decade of indie rock, crossed paths for the first time last night. The Canadian collective’s critical and commercial hit Album Of ... more info

KEXP Seattle — Late next month, Arcade Fire are rereleasing their Grammy-winning album, The Suburbs, which will also include the Spike Jonze-directed short film, Scenes from the Suburbs, two new songs, “Culture War” and “Speaking in Tongues,” which features... more info

Guardian Music — Do you quite like Arcade Fire but feel they could do with a former member of Talking Heads yelping away in the background? Well today's your lucky day ...On 27 June, Arcade Fire will release a repackaged version of their Grammy award-winning album, T... more info

NME - The Daily Download — With the CD/DVD package 'Scenes From The Suburbs' coming out on June 27, two bonus tracks have surfaced online. 'Speaking In Tongues' features David Byrne and, spookily, the track also shares a name with Talking Heads album. In fact, probably not co... more info

Stereogum — Earlier this month we mentioned the upcoming deluxe edition of Arcade Fire’s The Suburbs, and that it would include two new songs. One of those songs, “Speaking In Tongues,” includes guest vocals from David Byrne. Now both tracks are floating a... more info

NME — Film to be shown ahead of repackaged CD/DVD release more info

NME — Ex-Talking Heads singer guests on new edition of 2010 LP more info

Stereogum — It’s the right time for Arcade Fire to release the deluxe edition of The Suburbs because now Merge records can slap that important “Album Of The Year Grammy” sticker on it. Of course there are lots of other, more legitimate changes and addition... more info