Arcade Fire on their new album
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Arcade Fire frontman Win Butler has released a few details about the band's upcoming follow-up to 2004's Funeral through their website.
Win posted the following in the 'Win's Scrapbook' section of the site...
"Feeling excited and inspired, learning to play all these new instruments... well, mostly Regine is, to be honest! It's gonna be really interesting how we're going to fit all of these new sounds in a tour bus. This week we are recording a huge fucking pipe organ on two songs. What an incredible sound!"
Apparently, some fifteen tracks are in a state of near-completion, with a couple more being recorded in Regine and Butler's living room, "because the drums sound so great in there." Owen Pallett will take a break from his Final Fantasy commitments to appear on the album.
Arcade Fire also plan to record in Budapest with a full orchestra, which sounds exciting doesn't it?
Photo by Rob Webb
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Yes,
yes it does. Should be good :).
Funeral
That's going to one hell of a record to follow up, isn't it?
Are you just reading Pitchfork
then sticking up their news stories a day later?
The shame.
Better drums this time please
and get a new singer
though i did love funeral when i came out his voice is beginning to jar - he'd NEVER get away with that if he was English
Funeral is one of those records...
...where I just can't see how they top it.
If they TRY to top it (i.e. if that's at the back of their minds all the time), they'll fail. If they can just make it effortlessly without thinking about it, who knows?
Words of advice to a world class band
You've got 17 odd tracks there, remember quality control. Ditch the five worst ones!
^wrong
surely you can hear the soul in there?
I like my freinds reading DIS
I check Pitchfork first and then my mates think I can see into the future.
Although You have quoted from AF site shouldn't you at least give a smallest bit of credit to pitchfork?
ah this is good news
I can't wait, and they'll be touring again, a double wammy of good news!
PS this aint cutting edge news so nobody needs kudos, its been all over NME.com for days.
and who cares about credit, news is news.
^correct^
obviously if it was exclusive Pitchfork news we'd have credited them accordingly.
truth is I did read this on Pitchfork but then checked the AF site to be sure.
fo'sure.
news is news indeeeedly.


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