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On 'Everything Now,' Arcade Fire critiques — and embraces — the too-much-ness of the Internet

The Internet gave life to Arcade Fire. In the mid-2000s this indie-rock band from Montreal broke out as one of the earliest beneficiaries of an online music culture engineered for hype. Websites such as Pitchfork and Stereogum wrote rapturously about the group, while fans in the thousands downloaded...

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21:20 on July 26 2017

On 'Everything Now,' Arcade Fire critiques — and embraces — the too-much-ness of the Internet

L.A. Times - Entertainment — The Internet gave life to Arcade Fire. In the mid-2000s this indie-rock band from Montreal broke out as one of the earliest beneficiaries of an online music culture engin... more info

Arcade Fire

21:20 on July 26 2017

On 'Everything Now,' Arcade Fire critiques — and embraces — the too-much-ness of the Internet

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — The Internet gave life to Arcade Fire. In the mid-2000s this indie-rock band from Montreal broke out as one of the earliest beneficiaries of an online music culture engin... more info

Arcade Fire