Watch Arcade Fire’s Win Butler and Régine Chassagne play three songs on new livestream

Arcade Fire‘s Will Butler has shared a new single, ‘Close My Eyes’, as well as an accompanying self-directed music video.The new cut is lifted from Butler’s forthcoming second solo record, ‘Generations’, which is slated for a September 25 release.Watch the music video for ‘Close My Eyes’ below:‘Close My Eyes’ was mixed by Mark Lawson and mastered by Bob Weston. It follows lead single ‘Surrender’, which arrived earlier in July.

Arcade Fire drummer Jeremy Gara has shared a new track called ‘L_06’ — you can listen to it below.The musician announced last month that his second solo album, ‘Passerine Finale’, will be arriving on September 11 via Invada, the record label of Portishead‘s Geoff Barrow.Following on from the project’s first single ‘Wraith’, Gara has today (August 19) released ‘L_06’, an almost nine-minute wall of droning electronics.

Darkstar have shared the poignant video for their new single ‘Blurred’, with the clip paying tribute to the UK’s independent grassroots music venues.The video has been made in solidarity with the ongoing #SaveOurVenues campaign, which is aiming to protect those independent venues in the UK which are currently under threat due to the coronavirus-enforced live music shutdown.The clip for ‘Blurred’, which is taken from Darkstar’s June-released album ‘Civic Jams’, consists of Google Street View

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Charli XCX has announced that she will be taking part in a Boiler Room livestream event for her new album, ‘How I’m Feeling Now’.Due to take place on August 13 at 11pm BST, the one-off event will include performances of songs from the pop star’s recent quarantine album, a conversation with Charli, and a DJ set with special guests.Tickets are on sale now for $5.00.

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Arcade Fire have shared a new video as their third album, ‘The Suburbs’ turns ten.In a new Instagram post, Win Butler and Régine Chassagne can be seen covering ‘Sprawl II (Mountains Beyond Mountains)’.Captioning the post, the group wrote: “The Suburbs is 10 years old now. Can’t wait to all play music together again. Until then, stay safe and well.”The also added lyrics from ‘Sprawl II (Mountains Beyond Mountains)’ at the bottom of the post, writing: “Living in the sprawl / Dead shopping malls

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“We used to wait for it / Now we’re screaming / Sing the chorus again.” So posits frontman Win Butler on Arcade Fire’s bruised, nostalgic magnum opus ‘The Suburbs’, which turns 10 years old today (August 2).

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