Arcade Fire's Everything Now press campaign was one of the year's most memorable, and not in a good way. The flurry of mystery Twitter feeds, fake news, and fidget…
Arcade Fire have committed the version of John Lennon's "Mind Games" that they have performed during their tour dates behind their recent album Everything Now,…
Geoff Barrow remixed Arcade Fire’s Everything Now track "Creature Comfort" for a promo CD single of the song that was included in the cereal boxes that the band made…
Any Arcade Fire fans who were put off by the sanctimonious and relentlessly arch PR campaign for the band's new album Everything Now will find some relief in the following…
Despite terrible reviews, Arcade Fire’s new album Everything Now landed at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 with a respectable enough total of 100,000 equivalent…
Everything Now is Arcade Fire's most critically lambasted album by far, but that hasn't hindered their commercial success. The Canadian band's latest sold 100,000 equivalent album units…
Arcade Fire played a Lollapalooza aftershow at the Metro in Chicago last night. After decrying all the negativity in the world, Win Butler launched into a…
Arcade Fire have treated every aspect of the release of their new album, the not-exactly-beloved Everything Now, as a sort of performance-art stunt about corporate branding,…
Arcade Fire released their new album Everything Now last week, performed an epic release show, and sold out of their $109 fidget spinners yesterday. Today, lead…
Today, Arcade Fire's website started selling fidget spinners emblazoned with the band's Everything Now logo, which also doubled as a USB drive containing the new album. The toy…
Have you ever watched Win Butler’s appearances at the NBA Celebrity All-Star Game? What a bizarrely incongruous thing for the frontman of the most successful…
Arcade Fire might know better, but they don't always do better. Caribbean-affiliated by blood, the professional emoters have had success with interpolating the island's traditional sounds,…
After a seemingly endless cycle of PR gags on behalf of the band, including a fake album review and Kendall and Kylie-inspired band t-shirts, Arcade Fire are back…
