Everything Now
by Arcade Fire
On 'Everything Now', Arcade Fire pivoted to a more dance-rock and synth-pop-oriented sound, enlisting producers like Thomas Bangalter of Daft Punk and Steve Mackey of Pulp. The album's songwriting explores themes of consumerism and media oversaturation in the digital age, which the band amplified through an elaborate and satirical marketing campaign. While the record's direct conceptual approach and sonic shift proved polarizing for critics, it was a commercial success that debuted at number one in several countries, including the US and UK.
Genres
- Alternative Dance
- Synthpop
Tracklist
- Everything_Now (continued)
- Everything Now
- Signs of Life
- Creature Comfort
- Peter Pan
- Chemistry
- Infinite Content
- Infinite_Content
- Electric Blue
- Good God Damn
- Put Your Money on Me
- We Don't Deserve Love
- Everything Now (continued)