"If there's no music up in heaven, then what's it for?": Arcade Fire concludes Voodoo 2016 with explosive set

admin · 10-31-2016, 05:31 PM

Cue The Shaggs' "It's Halloween," enter Arcade Fire. Not quite Halloween, not really a night of mischief, but something in between, closing a strange but satisfying weekend reintroducing the 18-year-old music festival.

The band wasted no time out the gate with "Ready To Start," a propulsive mission statement from 2010's The Suburbs declaring its side of the line in the sand while underlining its recurring*themes of isolation and illusion, our modern world and relation to it.?

10-31-2016, 05:31 PM	#1
admin Site Admin Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: New Orleans Posts: 11,971 Blog Entries: 2	"If there's no music up in heaven, then what's it for?": Arcade Fire concludes Voodoo 2016 with explosive set Cue The Shaggs' "It's Halloween," enter Arcade Fire. Not quite Halloween, not really a night of mischief, but something in between, closing a strange but satisfying weekend reintroducing the 18-year-old music festival. The band wasted no time out the gate with "Ready To Start," a propulsive mission statement from 2010's The Suburbs declaring its side of the line in the sand while underlining its recurring*themes of isolation and illusion, our modern world and relation to it.?