The suburbs—they’re like prison cells with shag carpeting, man, patrolled by the jackbooted thugs of conformity, and no one makes it out alive without a fight. That familiar melodrama of suburban ...

The set photos that have circulated certainly don't betray anything of what his approach will be, and there have been no official stills, posters, teasers or websites to give up the game. That being ...

With the video for “The Suburbs”, we got a sample of things to come. If that video was the appetizer, then this trailer is like the main course. No, the movie will be the main course. Maybe the music ...

The release date for Arcade Fire’s sixth album remains unknown, but fans will soon have something to listen to in the interim. In 2013, the Montreal band and pal Owen Pallett created the score for ...

Arcade Fire will record the soundtrack for director Spike Jonze's new movie Her. The film follows Joaquin Phoenix as lonely Theodore, a man who falls in love with a Siri-like computer program. Arcade ...

In Tricia Romano’s “The Freaks Came Out to Write,” an editor sums it up: “We were such a weird animal. We weren’t apples or oranges. We were like a kumquat.” ...

Over the years, few bands have been able to do quotidian grandeur as well as Arcade Fire. A relatability factor propels even their feistiest odes, from 2007’s incantatory “No Cars Go” to 2013’s ...

Star Joaquin Phoenix charmed the media at the film's press conference with dry, irreverent humor. Performers slated for the inaugural event include Eminem, Lady Gaga, Arcade Fire, Avicii and M.I.A., ...

Calling all hipsters: Arcade Fire and director Spike Jonze are coming to make science-fiction just for you. In an interview that the band’s Win Butler gave to Pitchfork, he revealed that the Eternal ...

This post is in partnership with Consequence of Sound, an online music publication devoted to the ever growing and always thriving worldwide music scene. Spike Jonze’s science-fiction masterpiece, Her ...

I almost forgot about this. We saw the trailer for the short film collabo between Arcade Fire and Spike Jonze back in March, and now Mubi is letting you watch the whole thing for free. Not sure how ...