Showing posts with label Reflective Age. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Reflective Age. Show all posts
9.28.2015
Film Review: The Reflektor Tapes—Arcade Fire's Inversion of U2's Rattle and Hum
CULTURAL APPROPRIATION?
In the middle of Arcade Fire and Kahlil Joseph's new concert documentary The Reflektor Tapes I realized Arcade Fire was differentiating themselves greatly from U2, the biggest self-proclaimed Biggest Band in the World, even if the latter band grows increasingly irrelevant as the years go on.
Labels:
arcade fire,
concert film,
documentary,
film,
film tv,
Haiti,
music,
Reflective Age,
Reflektor,
rock music,
The Reflektor Tapes,
U2
10.27.2014
"Little Boys With Their Porno": Arcade Fire's search for love in the Reflective Age
You can cry, I won't go
You can scream, I won't go
Every man that you know
Would have run at the word go...
Has monogamy ever seemed sexier than on Arcade Fire's "Porno" from 2013's Reflektor?
You can scream, I won't go
Every man that you know
Would have run at the word go...
Has monogamy ever seemed sexier than on Arcade Fire's "Porno" from 2013's Reflektor?
Labels:
arcade fire,
death,
Kierkegaard,
love,
music,
porn,
Porno,
pornography,
Reflective Age,
Reflektor,
relationships,
the Reflective Age
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