Arcade Fire - Everything Now
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Article name: Everything NowGenre: Pop englischsprachig Product type: LP (Vinyl) Label: SMI COL Number of tracks: 18 Duration: 47:11
Tracklist CD - 1
1. Arcade Fire - Everything_Now (Continued) 0:46 2. Arcade Fire - Everything Now 5:03 3. Arcade Fire - Signs of Life 4:36 4. Arcade Fire - Creature Comfort 4:43 5. Arcade Fire - Peter Pan 2:48 6. Arcade Fire - Chemistry 3:37 7. Arcade Fire - Infinite Content 1:37 8. Arcade Fire - Infinite_Content 1:41 Arcade Fire - Electric Blue 4:02 Arcade Fire - Good God Damn 3:34 Arcade Fire - Put Your Money On Me 5:53 Arcade Fire - We Don't Deserve Love 6:29 Arcade Fire - Everything Now (continued) 2:22Tracklist CD - 2
9. Arcade Fire - Electric Blue 4:02 10. Arcade Fire - Good God Damn 3:34 11. Arcade Fire - Put Your Money On Me 5:53 12. Arcade Fire - We Don't Deserve Love 6:29 13. Arcade Fire - Everything Now (Continued) 2:22Description
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On their fifth album, Everything Now, Arcade Fire opted more for style over substance in their search for what's real in an ephemeral and oversaturated society. The production and sonic directions on the album sound great, provided by an enviable team that includes Daft Punk's Thomas Bangalter, Portishead's Geoff Barrow, Pulp's Steve Mackey, and longtime producer Markus Dravs. These collaborators infuse an exciting groove and danceability that the band first touched upon on Reflektor. On the bright title track, the dramatically funky "Signs of Life," and the glittering "Electric Blue," Everything Now fully embraces the disco spirit. Elsewhere, the band trades the sparkle of the disco ball for visceral throb, like on the urgent "Creature Comfort," the strutting "Good God Damn," and the hypnotizing "Put Your Money on Me," which sounds like Röyksopp remixing LCD Soundsystem. Everything Now is peppered with some interesting experiments -- like the heavy dub of "Peter Pan" and the New Orleans big-band jam of "Chemistry" -- that find Arcade Fire outside their comfort zone. A handful of these tracks are standouts and interesting additions to the band's catalog, and will no doubt stand the test of time. Overall, there is just enough on Everything Now to appease fans and attract newcomers with accessible singles. ~ Neil Z. Yeung
Neil Z. Yeung
Contributors
- Artist: Arcade Fire
- Record Label: Columbia
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